A network of independent professionals
Belleisle Clinics is a network of independent professionals — psychotherapists, psychologists, and neuropsychologists — practising in accordance with the ethical and professional standards of their respective regulatory colleges. The network makes specialized care more accessible: online psychotherapy across Ontario and Quebec, and in-person neuropsychological and psychoeducational assessments in Ottawa and Gatineau — for children, adolescents, and adults.
Two areas of expertise, one trusted network
Belleisle Clinics brings together qualified professionals across two complementary areas of practice. Whether you are looking for ongoing support through psychotherapy or seeking clarity through a formal assessment, you will find a specialist matched to your needs.
Online Psychotherapy — across Ontario and Quebec
Confidential, bilingual psychotherapy delivered online — for adults living with anxiety or depression, professionals navigating burnout, and adolescents and young adults working through difficult periods. Some of our clinicians also work with children, either directly or in collaboration with parents, when the online format is clinically appropriate.
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Sessions are available throughout Ontario and Quebec, including Ottawa, Gatineau, Montreal, Toronto, and surrounding regions. Our network includes psychotherapists and psychologists trained in a range of evidence-informed approaches, so we can match you with the clinician best suited to your needs.
In-person Assessments — Ottawa and Gatineau
Comprehensive neuropsychological and psychoeducational assessments for children, adolescents, and adults. Our neuropsychologists — all registered with the College of Psychologists of Ontario — evaluate attention, learning, memory, and emotional functioning to identify and diagnose conditions such as:
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Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
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Specific learning disabilities
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Autism Spectrum Disorder
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Traumatic brain injury and concussion
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Dementia and other neurological conditions
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Intellectual giftedness
Assessments are conducted in person at our Ottawa and Gatineau locations.
Why families and professionals choose Belleisle
An appointment in days, not months
Public-system and many private waitlists can stretch on for months. Our network is built to connect you with an available specialist quickly, so you can begin care when you need it — not when the calendar finally allows.
Matched with the right professional
Different concerns call for different expertise. Our network includes psychotherapists, psychologists, and neuropsychologists with a range of specializations and modalities. We help match you with the clinician best suited to your situation, rather than assigning you to whoever is next on a list.
Care in French or English, in Ontario or Quebec
We operate across the Ontario–Quebec corridor, with deep roots in the Ottawa–Gatineau region. For online psychotherapy, that means access from anywhere in either province — useful for families and professionals whose lives cross the river, the provincial line, or both.
Who we help, online
Adults living with anxiety or depression
Persistent worry, low mood, sleep difficulties, loss of interest, or a sense that something has shifted and is not coming back on its own. Psychotherapy offers a structured, evidence-informed space to understand what is happening and develop strategies that work in the context of your life.
Professionals experiencing burnout
The exhaustion, cynicism, and reduced sense of effectiveness that build up under sustained workplace stress. Our clinicians work with professionals across sectors to address the immediate symptoms and the underlying patterns — often with online sessions scheduled around demanding workdays.
Children, adolescents, and young adults
Anxiety, low mood, identity questions, academic pressure, social difficulties. For adolescents and young adults, online sessions reduce common barriers to care — transportation, scheduling, the discomfort of an in-person waiting room — while keeping the connection that makes therapy work. For younger children, some of our clinicians work directly with the child when it’s a good fit, and otherwise alongside parents to support the child’s progress. Whether online is the right format is a clinical judgment we make together with the family.
Who we help, in person
Children and adolescents struggling at school
Persistent academic difficulties, attention problems, behavioural concerns, or a sense that something is getting in the way of learning. A neuropsychological or psychoeducational assessment can clarify what’s going on — whether it’s ADHD, a specific learning disability, both, or something else — and guide the right accommodations and support.
Adults wondering about ADHD or cognitive concerns
Long-standing patterns of distraction, disorganization, or difficulty starting and finishing things — or newer concerns about memory, attention, or thinking. A neuropsychological assessment provides a clear answer rather than a hunch, and helps you make informed decisions about treatment, accommodations, or next steps.
Families after a concussion or neurological event
Following a concussion, traumatic brain injury, stroke, or other neurological event, a neuropsychological assessment maps the cognitive impact — attention, memory, executive function, processing speed — and gives families and treating teams a baseline to work from.
How It Works
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Tell us briefly what brings you in
Fill out our short online form. No referral required. Your request is reviewed by our intake team, not a chatbot.
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We match you with the right clinician
Based on what you’ve shared — your concern, language preference, schedule, and budget — our intake team identifies the clinician in our network whose expertise best fits. If you’d like to ask questions before booking, our intake team is available by phone.
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Begin your first session
Your matched clinician contacts you to confirm a time. From there, you continue at the pace that suits you.