Non Insured Health Benefits (NIHB) For First Nations and Inuit Direct Billing - Therapy, Counselling, and Assessment Psychologists
- Registered Psychologists – Fully Eligible, Coverage Depends on your plan – Direct Billable
- Provisional Registered Psychologists – Usually not possible
- Counsellors – Usually not possible
*disclaimer* while these pages serve as a general guideline on what you can expect from an insurance policy, it is important to verify coverage, ability to direct bill, daily maximums, policy maximums and any exclusions with your insurance provider directly. We cannot make guarantees but do our best to keep these pages up to date and correct to the best of our knowledge and experiences. If you see any information that is inaccurate, please take the time to let us know here
Our Calgary Psychologists That Are Options for Clients With NIHB
Kari is a warm and compassionate Registered Psychologist who works with children, youth, adults, and families to heal from trauma, build stronger relationships, and manage life’s challenges with more ease. With 15 years of experience, Kari helps clients make sense of their past while tapping into their strengths to create the future they want. She brings a trauma-informed, person-centered approach and uses a blend of therapies like EMDR, family systems work, narrative therapy, and DBT, always tailoring her approach to each individual or family. Whether you’re a young adult facing big life changes, a parent concerned about your child, or a family looking to reconnect, Kari provides a safe and supportive space to work through it together. She also works closely with parents when supporting younger children, believing that therapy is a team effort....
Calgary Psychologist and Therapist Blogs About Mental Health
Gardening does more than just help you relax. Studies show this activity can substantially reduce anxiety and depression symptoms and boost your mental well-being. Research proves that looking at plants lowers blood pressure, relaxes muscles, and minimizes negative feelings like stress, fear, anger, and sadness. Gardening combines physical exercise with…
A landmark study of 40,566 mother-child pairs has revealed eye-opening findings about children’s mental health and nutrition. The research found that 10% of children showed high anxiety symptoms by age 8. Depression symptoms affected 11.7% of the children. These numbers highlight the vital relationship between diet and psychological well-being….
The effects of untreated perinatal mental health problems go beyond emotional challenges. These conditions bring serious risks like preterm birth, low birth weight, and children’s developmental delays. Antenatal anxiety disorders affect 15-20% of cases, with higher numbers reported in low- to middle-income countries….
People develop avoidance behaviors as a quick fix to feel better emotionally. These behaviors might help right away but end up causing problems down the road. This unhealthy way of coping can make your world smaller. You miss chances to grow, damage your relationships, and feel more anxious and frustrated….
Life’s daily pressures leave many people feeling overwhelmed and disconnected. Stress and anxiety knock at everyone’s door, creating barriers to peace and well-being. Your mental health deserves the same care and attention as your physical health. Mindfulness emerges as a powerful beacon of hope in modern counseling. This transformative practice…
Kids with ADHD show 38% lower blood levels of omega-3 fatty acids than those without the condition. This finding points to a vital connection between omega-3 and ADHD, especially since ADHD affects 7.2% of people worldwide. The link between omega-3 fatty acids and ADHD comes from the simple workings of…
