NIHB-enrolled
Alberta
NIHB counselling in Slave Lake.
3 counsellors are enrolled with the Non-Insured Health Benefits program in Slave Lake. Sessions are in person and cost $0 with NIHB coverage. You don't have to cold-call anyone. Tell us who feels right and we make the introduction.
- 3
- NIHB-enrolled counsellors
- 0
- Indigenous counsellors
- $0
- With NIHB coverage
- In person
- Never a phone-only match
Find an NIHB counsellor in Slave Lake
Every listing comes from the official NIHB mental health provider list for Alberta. Counsellors with verified profiles appear first.
NIHB-enrolled
NIHB-enrolled
How NIHB counselling works in Slave Lake
- Tell us what you need. A short, private intake: what's going on, who you'd feel comfortable with, and that you're in or near Slave Lake.
- We find the fit. A real person reads it and checks fit and availability with NIHB-enrolled counsellors in Slave Lake, and calls them for you.
- You meet in person. We make a warm introduction. The counsellor bills NIHB directly, so your sessions cost $0.
Who's on the list in Slave Lake
Of the 3 NIHB-enrolled counsellors in Slave Lake, 3 are registered psychologists. Going by what each counsellor lists, 3 work with children and 3 with teens.
Looking for a therapist in Slave Lake rather than a “counsellor”? On NIHB, they're the same benefit. Psychologists, social workers and certified counsellors are all covered.
Questions
NIHB counselling in Slave Lake: questions.
Yes, if you're eligible. Status First Nations people and Inuit enrolled with a land claim organization pay $0. The NIHB-enrolled counsellors in Slave Lake bill the program directly, so you never see an invoice, a receipt or a reimbursement form.
Browse the 3 counsellors on this page and tap “Request an introduction” on anyone who feels right, or start a free intake and a real person matches you. Either way, we contact the counsellor personally, check fit and availability, and make a warm introduction. No cold calls on your end.
None of the counsellors listed in Slave Lake self-identify as Indigenous yet. If that matters to you, say so in your intake. We'll look in nearby communities too, including counsellors willing to travel.
NIHB mental health counselling covers up to 22 hours a year for eligible First Nations and Inuit people. If you need more, your counsellor can request an extension through NIHB. That's their paperwork, not yours.
In person. Wapan only matches for in-person counselling: a counsellor in or near Slave Lake you can sit across from.
Honestly, no. NIHB doesn't cover Métis or non-status people, and Wapan is built around NIHB-covered care. The Otipemisiwak Métis Government (formerly the Métis Nation of Alberta) may cover counselling for citizens, and Friendship Centres and community health centres can point you to low-cost care near Slave Lake.
Matching takes days, and a crisis can't wait. Call Hope for Wellness at 1-855-242-3310 or call or text 988. Both are free, confidential and open 24/7.
Not sure who's right? That's our whole job.
Tell us what you're looking for and a real person finds the fit in Slave Lake. It's free, and you're matched by a person, not an algorithm.
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