Canada Life therapy coverage

Does Canada Life cover psychotherapy ?

Yes most plans with Canada Life cover psychotherapy.

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Does Canada Online Therapy offer online therapy covered by Canada Life ?

Yes Canada Online Therapy offers online therapy covered by Canada Life.

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Does Canada Life cover psychotherapists ?

Yes Canada Life covers for psychotherapists,
Canada Online Therapy provides approved psychotherapy for Canada Life.

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Does Canada Life cover couples counselling? Does Canada Life cover couples therapy ?

Yes most plans with Canada Life offers coverage for couples counselling.
Yes Canada Life covers couples therapy.

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Canada Life offer gender affirmation coverage ?

Yes Canada Life offers gender affirmation coverage,
Canada Online Therapy offers counselling and psychotherapy for gender affirmation.

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What is Canadalife's claim processing time ?

Like most insurance claims for counselling and psychotherapy,
Canadalife takes a few hours to a few days for reimbursement for your mental health coverage returns.

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What does Canada Life cover ?

Like most insurance plans Canada Life covers a broad scope of benefits such as dental, pharmacy,
mental health online therapy services, including individual therapy, couples therapy, family therapy, and group therapy.

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My family has Canada Life extended health benefits , but we've never done therapy before.
How does therapy work ? Does it mean we have something wrong with us ?

Canada Online Therapy makes it easy for you to claim your Canada Life extended health benefits.
Many come to us as first-time therapy customers. Therapy works by building a relationship with your therapist and
having a neutral, safe space for yourself to create an extra resource for your presenting concerns, so you can show up for yourself and your relationships as your best self. Going to therapy does not mean there is something wrong with you; it means you want a better understanding of yourself and to improve what's called your executive functioning, meaning all the things that make us truly human: patience, compassion, and benevolence.
These are skills that we, as therapists, believe if we don't know how to practice ourselves, it makes it significantly harder to practice with others.