Online counselling in Nunavut
If you’re looking for counselling from Iqaluit or elsewhere in Nunavut, you can ask Wellspring about a private online appointment. Tell us where you’ll attend and what matters to you in a counsellor. We’ll check the options with you before you book.
What would make it easier to talk?
You might want to speak in a particular language or work with someone who understands an aspect of your life. It’s reasonable to ask about that directly. For example, “What experience do you have working with someone in my situation?” or “Can we meet in the language I’m most comfortable speaking?” We’ll tell you what our team can offer.
Planning a private video session
Include your community and preferred times in local time when you contact us. If finding a private room or a reliable connection is difficult, mention that before arranging a session. Once a counsellor confirms availability, a free 15-minute consultation gives you both a chance to discuss whether meeting online suits you.
Before a paid appointment, check the fee for your chosen counsellor and ask your insurer whether your plan covers their professional designation.
Finding care through your community
The Government of Nunavut’s Inuusivut Mental Health and Addictions page explains how to arrange local mental health support through your community health centre.