Ontario Structured Psychotherapy Service Request

Getting Started

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About the Ontario Structured Psychotherapy Program

The program is an initiative supported by the Ontario Ministry of Health (MOH). The goal of the OSP program is to expand the availability of psychotherapy and related approaches for adults in Ontario who are experiencing depression and anxiety-based concerns. OSP services are at no cost and provided by a qualified professional.

OSP is a stepped care model, meaning that many people begin with self-led resources that are guided by a coach or a clinician. Clients can move up to individual or group therapy if they feel they need more support.

OSP is not a crisis service

If you are in crisis, visit your nearest emergency room or reach out to one of the following crisis lines:

Please answer the questions below to help determine if the OSP program is a good fit for needs:

Date of birth

currently reside in Ontario?

Yes

seeking our service for help with anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress, health anxiety, obsessive-compulsive concerns, stress-related challenges, persistent worry, social anxiety or specific fears?

Yes

Age (years)

self-filler

IF “Select the option that best describes you” = hidden OR = self-referral, THEN 0 = self-referral

Referral Type

static value for mapping to greenspace

Calculations

Sunnybrook provider

3 or 6 (months)

Mobile or Primary

are you wanting help with OR are you experiencing

is currently most distressing OR are you most wanting help with

Secondary or Secondary (Home, Work Cell, etc)

Psychosis eligibility wording

Registrant's pronoun (1-possessive)

"My" or "Client's"

Filler pronoun (1-subject)

"I" or "They", used in labels

Reflexive pronoun

"yourself" or "themselves"

Registrant's pronoun (capital-does)

"Does the client" or "Do you"

Registrant's pronoun (lower-does)

"does the client" or "do you"

The Registrant (other-pronoun)

"the client" or "you"

The Registrant's/your (other-pronoun-possessive)

"the client's" or "your"

The Registrant has/you have (have-verb)

"has" or "have"

Have you / Has the client (capital-have-verb)

"Have you" / "Has the client"

Registrant doesn't/you don't (do-not)

"doesn't" or "don't"

Are you / Is the client (present-pronoun-capital)

"Are you" or "Is the client"

If you are / If the client is (if-present-pronoun)

"you are" or "the client is"

your / their

"your" or "their"

you / them

"you" or "them"

Your / Client

"Your" or "Client"