Include the child's age in the search
Children and parents
Find a child therapist in Canada
When searching for a child therapist, include the child's age and the concern because therapists often publish specific age ranges or populations.
Evidence-based discovery · not a quality ranking · confirm services and credentials directly
✓Include the child’s age
✓Search the main concern
✓Review caregiver involvement
How to use this page
Start with evidence, then verify what matters
Look for explicit child or family experience
Ask how parents or caregivers participate
Search by need
Use ordinary language
CanadianTherapists.ca compares your words with information available in therapist profiles. A result means the profile contains relevant published evidence; it is not an endorsement or guarantee of fit.
Before you contact someone
Useful questions to ask
What ages do you work with?
How are parents involved in treatment?
How do you explain confidentiality to a child and caregiver?
Verify professional registration
Open verification guide
Professional titles and regulation differ across Canada. Use official regulator sources when available.
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You do not need to know the perfect therapy term before starting. Describe the situation in your own words and then verify the details that matter to you.
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