At Center Street Psychology, we are deeply committed to supporting newcomers to Canada. We understand that the journey to this country — often marked by conflict, loss, displacement, and uncertainty — can leave lasting effects on mental health and wellbeing. Our registered psychologists provide a safe, welcoming, and non-judgmental space where your experiences are met with compassion and your cultural background is honoured.
We offer individual, family, and group therapy for eligible IFHP clients, with a focus on trauma, resettlement stress, and cultural adjustment. All you need to bring is your IFHP eligibility document — we handle all billing directly through Medavie Blue Cross.
Canada's strength lies in its diversity. We are proud to be part of the support network that helps newcomers access the care they need and deserve.
What is covered
- ✓Individual therapy & counselling
- ✓Family & group therapy
- ✓Trauma & PTSD treatment
- ✓Anxiety, depression & adjustment support
- ✓Culturally sensitive & person-centred care
- ✓Psychological assessments (where applicable)
- ✓Follow-up care tailored to your needs
Who is eligible
IFHP covers specific groups who are not yet eligible for provincial health insurance
Areas of support
Trauma-informed, culturally sensitive care from registered psychologists
How to get started
No credit card required — you only need your IFHP eligibility document
IFHP coverage at our clinic
- Individual therapy & counsellingCovered
- Family therapyCovered
- Group therapyCovered
- Psychological assessmentsCovered
- Follow-up & ongoing careCovered
- Clients without IFHP (sliding scale available)Ask us
Practical details
- Location1000 Centre St N #320, Calgary AB
- TelehealthAvailable across Alberta
- BillingMedavie Blue Cross (direct)
- What to bringIFHP eligibility document
- LanguagesEnglish & French
- Phone(403) 399-5120
About your IFHP document: Coverage begins on the issuance date of your IFHP document and continues until you become eligible for provincial health insurance (typically within three months for resettled refugees) or until your immigration status changes. If your document has been lost or expired, you can reapply through IRCC by submitting form IMM 5564 online or by mail.
Note on co-payments: As of May 2025, the federal government introduced a co-payment of approximately 30% for supplemental health services including mental health care. Basic health services remain fully covered. Please contact us and we will help clarify what applies to your specific coverage before your first appointment.
If you are in crisis: Please call the 24-hour Crisis Line at 1-833-456-4566 or text 45645. If you are in immediate danger, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency department. The Distress Centre Calgary is also available at (403) 266-4357.

