Psychological Support for Real Life in Northern Ontario

Assessments, psychotherapy, and single-session, no-waitlist consultations led with genuine care and connection

Welcome to MNDFL Collective.

Life in the North - we get it. We truly appreciate what it takes to live here.

We’re a dedicated team of clinicians doing mental health care differently, with no clinical coldness or an impersonal environment where you feel like just another file on a desk.

Because we understand that mental health support isn’t one-size-fits-all, we provide a full spectrum of psychological services with a genuinely human approach.

People usually come to us because something feels unclear, overwhelming, or is just not quite adding up at home, school, work, or internally. Our job is to help you make sense of it. Sometimes that means a comprehensive assessment. Sometimes it means therapy. Sometimes it means just figuring out the right next steps together.

Why we’re different:

Explore what we do

Personalized care.

Receive inclusive care that’s tailored to you or your loved one’s unique strengths and needs. We simply don’t believe in cookie-cutter mental health support.

Lifespan support.

We work with clients from infancy to adulthood, which supports continuity of care and an understanding of how life experiences, at any age, can influence a client’s life.

Comfortable environment.

Experience a warm, genuine, and welcoming space where you and your family can feel at ease, promoting openness and collaboration.

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Depression and anxiety
Trauma (e.g., PTSD, complex and developmental trauma)
Neurodevelopmental conditions (e.g., Autism, ADHD)
- Including autism assessments for children, teens, and adults
Concerns with development and learning
- Including psychoeducational assessments for English and bilingual (English/French) learners
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
Tic-related conditions
Selective mutism
Behavioural concerns
Interpersonal or social skill problems
Caregiver coaching and parenting support
Workplace injuries (i.e., WSIB)
Indigenous communities (e.g., Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB), Jordan’s Principle)
And more…

We have experience supporting:

The process.

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Schedule an intake to help us better understand you or your family member’s strengths, needs, and unique journey.

Book an Intake

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Personalized Plan

We will collaborate with you to develop a tailored plan, be it an assessment, psychotherapy, and/or consultation. Rest assured that you will have clear steps to move forward.

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Monitoring

Even after we have reached the goals set in your personalized plan, we will continue to consult with you as needed. We also offer no-waitlist single consultations for support when you need it most.

What we offer.

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- Involves gathering information through clinical interviews, observations, completion of questionnaires, and use of psychometric tools to better understand one’s emotions, personality, and behaviour.
- Goal is to evaluate for a possible psychological diagnosis and to provide recommendations for treatment planning.
- Intended to evaluate one’s learning profile in terms of intellectual capabilities, areas of cognitive functioning, achievement in reading, writing, and math, and screening for any emotional or behavioural barriers to learning.
- The goal is to help with planning for school/work accommodations and coordination of learning supports.
- A specialized assessment intended to evaluate the presence of traits associated with ASD in kids, teens, and adults.
- We understand the importance of getting a diagnosis quickly in order to access funding and supports, so we tailor the complexity of the assessment to meet you or your family member’s needs.
- A specialized assessment intended to evaluate the presence of characteristics associated with ADHD.
- We map out unique cognitive and functional strengths and needs, moving past the usual deficit focus.
- You will walk away with a clear understanding of your or your child's profile, along with highly customized recommendations.
- Specialized assessment intended to evaluate one’s development in terms of intellectual capabilities, along with their ability to engage in activities of daily living.
- Available for kids, teens, and adults.
- Can serve several purposes, such as identifying considerable strengths involving giftedness or to map out challenges that might be related to a Global Developmental Delay (GDD) or Intellectual Developmental Disorder.
- This assessment is also used to determine eligibility for developmental supports (e.g., Developmental Services Ontario).
- This all-inclusive evaluation is designed for those whose complex presentation crosses multiple areas of development, learning, and mental health.
- We seamlessly synthesize overlapping streams, such as ADHD, ASD, learning profiles, and emotional well-being into a single, unified assessment to identify a whole-person profile.

Assessments

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Psychotherapy & Other Interventions

- Have you ever needed psychological support, diagnostic impression, or clinical recommendations/next steps but didn’t know where to turn?
- We are proud to offer a unique service where we dedicate a few days a month to a consultation mental health service where you can book a single 50-minute consultation with Dr. Price or a clinician working under her supervision, without having to wait months or years on a waitlist.
- Our team will support you and/or your family member through a therapeutic process to address and manage any emotional or behavioural challenges.
- Goals can include improved coping, personal growth, and mental wellness.
- We provide psychotherapy for kids, teens, and adults to support a variety of presenting concerns, such as mood and anxiety problems, trauma and adjustment to life stressors, impulse control problems, obsessive and compulsive behaviours, etc. using a tailored approach.
- Therapy approaches may include Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Play Therapy, Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), Prolonged Exposure or Trauma-Focused CBT for trauma, and behavioural strategies (to name a few).
- This supportive, structured service allows clients to navigate mental health, neurodivergent, or life challenges alongside a community of peers.
- By blending evidence-based practices with shared discussions, our groups break down isolation and normalize common struggles in a safe space.
- Participants walk away with an enhanced sense of belonging, deep peer validation, and a practical, shared toolkit of coping strategies to foster collective growth.
- This collaborative, neuro-affirming service equips parents and caregivers with practical strategies and insights to confidently support their child’s unique emotional or behavioural needs.
- You will walk away with a personalized toolkit of actionable strategies and recommendations to lower daily household stress and confidently lead your family forward.
- This systemic service partners with parents/caregivers, schools, and agencies to decode complex, persistent behavioural challenges and emotional distress in youth.
- We look beyond surface to uncover root causes and collaborate on a realistic plan to move forward.

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Supervision & Professional Development

We offer:
- Workshops
- Guest lectures
- Professional trainings
Feel free to reach out with any requests for novel topics. Previous topics have included psychoeducation regarding Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), technology use and child development, and strategies to support childhood anxiety.
- We offer a developmental approach to mentor graduate students looking to register with their respective colleges or psychology professionals looking to do a re-training plan.
- There are also volunteer opportunities available for bachelor-level students.

More about services

Meet the team.

At our core, the MNDFL Collective team is dedicated to providing a supportive, inclusive, and safe space for all clients.

Our vibe? Genuine. Warm. Real.

We lead with honesty. We don’t hide behind big clinical words. We don’t nod politely while you do all the work.

We are a group of psychologists and highly-skilled supervised clinicians who work as a team to provide assessment, therapy, consultation, and other interventions with kids, teens, and adults.