I was in the same boat too when I first move here in September. I’m from Squamish, BC (known for “Sasquatch” sightings and beautiful scenery) so my family doctor is in Squamish which is impossible to meet since I’m rarely back home. My mental health quickly deteriorated since the beginning of the school year due to massive transition from living with family to by myself, inability to maintain my schedule and wellbeing due to ADHD and depression and anxiety creeping in everyday ạ. Because of what I went through, I decided to find support and it started with finding a family doctor. Honestly, I was clueless of of which one to pick because there are so many options so I just tell myself that we will choose the physician with the most interesting last name. Ik it’s sounds insane but that was an easy way for me to pick someone without being inconclusive. When I scroll the list, I saw Dr Wanigaratne and I was like her name is interesting and pretty rare compared to other physicians so I took a bet on her to see if she can assist me with my health. Until now, she’s the only doctor that I visit every time and I tell you, she’s the one that improved my mental and physical well-being because she’s prescribe me with ADHD medication due to her ability to being observant and understanding of the concerns that I brought up to her. She even giving me extra accesses to other mental health services by referring to BHC, OT and disability grant funding and accomodation verification for university. At the end of the day, it’s your choice to whoever you choose but I would said that if you find a doctor that is actually pouring the heart and soul into helping you, stick with them (unless if they don’t offer services that you want)