You don't have to navigate things alone.
North Renfrew Family Services provides free, confidential counselling and support for individuals, couples and families in our community.
Taking the first step is easy. You can contact North Renfrew Family Services directly to ask about counselling or request support. You don't need to know exactly what you need help with, we can help you figure out where to start.
Individuals, couples, and families (All backgrounds)
Children, youth, seniors, and adults (All ages)
Community members residing within our catchment area, from Chalk River to Deux-Rivières
People experiencing emotional, mental health, relationship, or life challenges
Support is available regardless of whether you have a formal diagnosis
Anxiety, stress, and worry
Depression and changes in mood
Grief, loss, and life transitions
Relationships and family concerns
Parenting and family challenges
Trauma and difficult experiences
Self-esteem, confidence, and personal growth
Emotional regulation and coping skills
School, work, or other life challenges
Communication and interpersonal concerns
Mental health and emotional well-being
Other concerns that may be affecting your daily life or relationships
Starting counselling can feel like a big step. Our counsellors are here to listen, support you, and work with you at a pace that feels comfortable.
You will have an opportunity to talk about what is happening and what brought you to counselling.
Your counsellor will listen without judgment and help you identify what you would like support with.
You and your counsellor will work together to identify goals and explore ways to support your well-being.
You don't need to have all the answers. It's okay if you're not sure where to begin.
You can ask questions about the counselling process at any time.
Your counsellor will work at a pace that feels comfortable for you.
Counselling is collaborative. Your thoughts, experiences, and goals help guide the process.
Your privacy matters to us.
North Renfrew Family Services provides confidential counselling and support. Your counsellor will explain confidentiality and its limits when you begin counselling, and you are welcome to ask questions about privacy at any time.