Sexual Health Counselling

CRA last updated: 2026-01-20Last reviewed: 2026-03-20
Eligible

Sexual health therapy and clinical services by a licensed sexologist, eligible only in Quebec where sexologists are recognized as authorized medical practitioners.

Eligible provinces

Sexologist

1 of 13 provinces

QC

Is sexology CRA eligible in Canada?

Yes. Fees paid to a licensed sexologist for clinical sexology services are CRA-eligible medical expenses, which means they're reimbursable through your HSA. Sexologists are recognized as authorized medical practitioners in Quebec only, making their services eligible in that province. No prescription is required.

What Qualifies

  • Clinical sexology assessments and consultations by a licensed sexologist in Quebec
  • Sex therapy for sexual dysfunction, medical conditions affecting sexual health, or psychological conditions treated through sexology
  • Sexual rehabilitation services provided in a clinical context in Quebec

Good to Know

  • Provincial recognition: Sexologists are recognized as authorized medical practitioners in Quebec only. Services provided by a sexologist in any other province or territory are not eligible under this practitioner category.
  • Documents to keep: A receipt from the sexologist showing the date, service description, and amount paid. No prescription is required.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is sexology CRA eligible?

Yes, when provided by a licensed sexologist in Quebec. Sexologist fees qualify under paragraph 118.2(2)(a) of the Income Tax Act, which covers amounts paid to an authorized medical practitioner.

Can I claim sexology through my HSA?

Yes, if the service was provided by a licensed sexologist in Quebec. Submit the receipt for reimbursement.

Source

Based on the CRA's official eligible medical expenses list and Income Tax Folio S1-F1-C1, "Fees paid to health professionals".

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Sexual Health Counselling

This information is sourced from the Canada Revenue Agency's official Medical Expense Tax Credit (METC) reference guide (lines 33099 and 33199). This is not tax advice. For the most current rulings, consult the CRA directly or speak with a qualified tax professional.

Based on CRA data last updated 2026-01-20. Page last reviewed 2026-03-20.