Why Should I Use This Platform?

You or a loved one are considering mental health support and taking a step in talking to someone. Finding the best help specific to you and your background should be stress-free. Factors like income, gender, religious preference and severity are proven to be relevant in finding the best match. By asking you a few researched questions, we use Artificial Intelligence in our matching to find and book you with the best therapist for your needs and budget. We also list the free counseling programs available in your area and display their wait times so you know where to go.

Whether you're in a tough place or just want someone to talk to, we're here to connect you with in-person therapy that you can feel comfortable with and afford.

Resources & Blogs

Partnership Announcement: iMD Health

Over 3000 doctors across Canada will now have direct access to LinkMe and mental health content on their iMD screens!

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#ITriedTherapy Campaign

Going to therapy is just a conversation. We're encouraging people to share their experiences- these are some of their stories.

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Jay-Z: Therapy gave me a huge advantage in everyday life

Rapper Jay-Z says he's gone to therapy and benefitted from the process. In an interview with New York Times executive editor Dean Baquet, Jay-Z said he "grew so much from the experience." He went on: "The most important thing I got is that everything is connected.”

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A Couple of Our Therapists (There Are More!)

We choose the therapists we work with carefully, bringing you only the best professionals in the field.

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Dr. Nelson Byrne

As a psychologist, I have over 15 years experience providing psychotherapy for adults with depression, anxiety, insomnia, or managing conditions such as cancer. PhD, CPsych from McGill University.

Karlene Grant

Karlene Grant has been working as a social worker/therapist for approximately 22 years for individuals and families dealing with anxiety, depression, and relationship issues. Masters of Social Work.

Ambreen Yousaf

Ambreen conveys a genuine helping nature that will allow you to feel comfortable making positive life changes. Her clients will experience a safe space and an open and empathetic relationship built around trust.

Shirley Hung

My approach is eclectic and informed by person-centered, strength-based, attachment theory, anti-oppressive and LGBTQ-positive frameworks. Masters of Social Work from the University of Toronto.

Michael Sa'd

I am committed to providing compassion, understanding, and support to help you through difficult life transitions. I have worked in various professional settings such as York University and the Centre for Addictions and Mental Health (CAMH). Masters of Social Work (M.S.W.) from the University of Toronto, specializing in Health and Mental Health.

Mel Frederick

Honours Bachelor of Arts in Sexual Diversity Studies and Women and Gender Studies in 2015 from the University of Toronto and a Master of Social Work specializing in Social Justice and Diversity