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Family Service Saskatchewan’s Rapid Access Counselling Program is delivered through a partnership of member agencies in communities across Saskatchewan. This service is funded by the Saskatchewan Health Authority.
We offer quick access to brief mental health services for individuals, couples and families. We can help with concerns such as anxiety, depression, addictions, suicidal ideation, stress, relationship conflict, separation and divorce, domestic violence and parenting. Our services are prioritized for individuals who do not have access to workplace benefits, who live on a fixed or low income, and who would otherwise most often experience long waits for publicly funded services.
Services are provided by professional counsellors who hold education in the counselling and mental health field and who are licensed with a professional regulatory body to provide this service.
Family Service Saskatchewan provides access to counselling sessions. This service is available to children, youth, adults and families in Saskatchewan. There is no waiting list and no cost to you. You, your partner or your children may be concerned about:
Talk to a counsellor about how isolation or loneliness is affecting your mental health.
Loss affects family members of all ages. We are here to help.
For those requiring assistance establishing and maintaining safe and healthy relationships.
Provide your children with a safe space to talk about bullying or other social issues at school.
Counselling services are available for gambling related problems.
Can't turn your brain off at night? Get some tips from our counsellors.
Feeling overwhelmed, out of control or stuck? Our counselling sessions can help.
Providing help for people struggling with drug and alcohol use.
Have a problem you need to work through? Need to talk to someone?
We'll assist you in connecting to a Rapid Access Counselling session, offering options for in-person or virtual sessions via phone or video.
Support and guidance for children and youth, ages 6-17, as well as caregivers through counselling services tailored to their specific needs.
Counselling designed to promote healing and mitigate adverse effects, offering vital support to individuals in the aftermath of a suicide.
Book a counselling session, or contact us if you have a question.