Referrals are not required to book an appointment; however, some extended health insurers may require a physician’s referral for coverage of a Registered Dietitian. It is recommended that you check with your insurer prior to attending your first appointment.
Registered Dietitian fees are not covered under OHIP, However, you may be covered by your extended employment or private health insurance plans. Extended plans can cover full for partial costs for the appointment. Payment is required prior to service, you will be provided with a receipt that you can submit to your health insurance plan for reimbursement. Credit cards and e- transfers are accepted. You will be charged 100% for your missed appointment or cancelation with less than 24 hours.
YES! As of October 17, 2018 Recreational Cannabis became legal across Canada! And as of January 2020, Edibles, including drinks, cookies and chocolates became legal to sell and consume across the country. Within Canada the age restriction to use 19 years old (Alberta is 18 and Quebec 21). As long as you are above the age in your province, just like alcohol, it is legal to purchase, carry & consume cannabis. If you are outside of Canada, I recommend you look at you at your own country or state laws.
You could use cannabis for a variety of therapeutic reasons from anxiety, depression, insomnia, arthritis, muscle pain, gut discomfort, IBS, pelvic pain and general rage disorder (aka, momming).
Cannabis is a legal and regulated substance in Canada, through an ancient history and recent research many are discovering the medicinal benefits of cannabis. Cannabis can be a non pharmaceutical approach to helping alleviate pain, discomfort and help with mood disorders . It has been shown to restore homeostasis within your body through the endocannabinoid system by reducing inflammation and restoring balance.