YSSN Single Session Counselling — Markham access
Free single-session counselling for York Region and South Simcoe residents dealing with mental health, caregiving, parenting, addiction or related concerns.
About
YSSN offers solution-focused Single Session Counselling by video, phone or in-office by special appointment. It can help with mental health concerns, caregiving or parenting challenges, addictions and other immediate concerns. YSSN states the service is funded to serve York Region and South Simcoe residents and there is no fee.
Who this place may suit
Good fit for: People comparing Mental Health Support options in Markham.
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