Telehealth Ready
Find clinicians offering virtual sessions and note which platforms they use—secure and accessible from home or work.
Telehealth continues to be a critical access point for mental health care, especially in areas with provider shortages or for those with mobility or transportation challenges. In this directory, clinicians marked as telehealth-ready have confirmed they conduct sessions securely and comply with HIPAA and provincial equivalents. Look for indicators like 'Video Only' or 'Phone and Video' to match your comfort and tech setup.
Platform compatibility matters for consistency and ease of use—especially for older adults or those new to virtual care. Some clinicians use Zoom for Healthcare, others use Doxy.me or Practice Better, and all are selected for encryption and usability. If you use a specific platform or have accessibility needs like real-time captioning, the directory flags this where known—no need to ask in the first consult.
Using telehealth doesn’t limit the depth or quality of care. Many evidence-based modalities translate well online, and some clients find it easier to open up in a familiar, private space. You can filter for telehealth availability alone or combine it with modality or specialty to ensure both access and expertise. This ensures care that fits your life, not the other way around.


