Edmonton, Alberta
Find a therapist in Edmonton.
The Newly’s Edmonton clinic at 13609 163 Street offers Medically Assisted Therapy, intensive and flexible outpatient programs, and individual therapy — delivered by an interdisciplinary team of psychiatrists, psychologists, physicians, and occupational therapists. Open Monday to Friday, 8am–4pm. No referral needed.
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Hours
Sat–Sun · Closed
How we help
Find the kind of support you’re looking for in Edmonton.
You may feel unsure about what kind of support you need. Choose what feels closest to your situation — we’ll guide you from there.
Your first visit
What happens when you start in Edmonton.
Four steps, from the first phone call to the care that follows treatment. Nothing is decided before you understand it.
A free 15-minute conversation
Call or book online and talk with our intake team. No referral, no commitment — just a clear picture of what might help.
Intake and assessment
You meet a member of the clinical team in Edmonton or by video. We review what has been going on, your history, and your goals.
Your plan and start date
We recommend a program or therapy, confirm coverage and cost, and book your start date so you know exactly what comes next.
Care, and what follows it
You begin treatment with your team, and we stay with you through maintenance sessions and return-to-work or return-to-life support.
How long is the wait?
Most people have their free 15-minute conversation within one to two business days, and start care within one to two weeks depending on the program and funding approval. If we can’t see you soon enough, we’ll say so — and point you somewhere that can.
Our team
Care from an experienced Edmonton team.
Looking for a psychiatrist in Edmonton? Meet the psychiatrists, psychologists, physicians, occupational therapists, and clinical staff who deliver care at our Edmonton clinic.
Client stories
What clients say about care in Edmonton.
Shared with permission. Names and details have been changed to protect privacy.
I had been on waitlists for months before I called. Someone talked to me the same week, and for the first time the plan made sense to me.
Edmonton client, intensive outpatient program
Having the psychiatrist, my therapist, and the occupational therapist all in the same building meant I only had to tell my story once.
Edmonton client, Medically Assisted Therapy
They were honest with me about what treatment would ask of me, and honest about what it could do. That is why I trusted it.
Edmonton client, individual therapy
Plan your visit
Visiting the Edmonton clinic.
We’re in northwest Edmonton at 13609 163 Street, Edmonton, AB T5V 0B2.
Parking
On-site and nearby parking available
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible entry and washroom
Funding
Insurance, workers' compensation, insurer and employer plans
Getting started
No referral needed — free first conversation
Our hours
- Sunday
- Closed
- Monday
- 8am – 4pm
- Tuesday
- 8am – 4pm
- Wednesday
- 8am – 4pm
- Thursday
- 8am – 4pm
- Friday
- 8am – 4pm
- Saturday
- Closed
Getting here
Driving and parking
Parking is available at and around our Edmonton clinic. Open the directions link for turn-by-turn routing, and call ahead if you would like us to walk you through where to park.
Get driving directionsPublic transit
Our Edmonton clinic is served by local transit routes. Open the transit directions link for the fastest route and stop from wherever you are starting.
Get transit directionsCycling and walking
The clinic is reachable on foot and by bike from surrounding Edmonton neighbourhoods. Open the cycling directions link for the safest route from your address.
Get cycling directionsAreas we serve
Clients travel to our Edmonton clinic from across the region and the surrounding communities. Wherever you are in Alberta, much of our care can also be delivered by secure video.
- Winterburn
- Rosenthal
- West Edmonton
- Downtown
- Oliver
- Strathcona
- Westmount
- St. Albert
- Sherwood Park
- Spruce Grove
- Stony Plain
- Leduc
Why The Newly
Care that helps people get better, faster.
Substantial medical evidence shows that when clinicians come together in a bio-psycho-social-spiritual interdisciplinary treatment model and provide care through an evidence-based intensive outpatient program, clients get better faster — and the faster they improve, the significantly more likely they are to return to work and a healthy lifestyle.
The Newly Institute is spearheading a paradigm shift in Canadian healthcare by establishing a network of purpose-built mental health clinics across the country. Founded by a team of medical experts who identified a gap in the mental health programs available to Canadians, the Institute shaped its philosophy of rapid access and resolution from the insights of psychiatrists, psychologists, and senior healthcare leaders. Our Edmonton clinic delivers that same model of care.
Common questions
Questions about our Edmonton clinic.
The Newly’s Edmonton clinic is at 13609 163 Street, Edmonton, AB T5V 0B2, in northwest Edmonton. Parking and transit options are close by — call us and we will talk you through the easiest way to get here.
The clinic is open Mon–Fri · 8am–4pm, and closed Saturday and Sunday.
Edmonton offers Medically Assisted Therapy, intensive and flexible outpatient programs, addictions programs, individual, group and family therapy, maintenance sessions, and the Chronic Pain Wellness Program — all delivered through an interdisciplinary team.
No referral is required. You can book a free first conversation with our intake team and we will help you understand which service fits. Physicians and case managers are also welcome to refer directly.
Many of our programs are funded through extended health benefits, workers’ compensation, insurers, and employer plans. Our intake team reviews coverage options with you before you commit to anything.
Yes. Much of our care can be delivered by secure video for clients across Canada, and many Edmonton clients use a mix of in-person and virtual sessions.
Most people have their free 15-minute conversation within one to two business days of reaching out, and start care within one to two weeks depending on the program and funding approval. If we cannot see you soon enough, we will tell you and help you find another option.
Your first visit is an intake and assessment appointment. You will meet a member of the clinical team, talk through what has been going on, review your history and goals, and leave with a recommended plan, a start date, and a clear picture of coverage and cost.
Land Acknowledgement
The Newly recognizes that we are visitors on this land and acknowledges the grounds on which we are privileged to gather are located on the traditional lands of the Cree, Dene, Blackfoot, Saulteaux and Nakota Sioux Nations on what has become the Treaty 6 Territory and Métis Nation Region 2, 3 and 4 of Northern Alberta.
Appreciation of the history of these lands on which we live, work, and thrive provides us with an opportunity to acknowledge the past and its impact on the present, so we can move forward together in the spirit of healing as we engage in reconciliation and mutual respect.
A trusted partner for referrals and collaborative care.
The Newly works with physicians, therapists, case managers, and occupational health teams to connect people with the right level of mental health support. Our programs and services are designed for recovery, return-to-work outcomes, and long-term wellbeing.
Ready when you are.
A free 15-minute conversation, by phone or video. We’ll listen, help you understand your options, and make a plan if you’re ready.