For certain legal processes, you must be sworn in before testifying or signing a document, such as a form. For this purpose you can contact a commissioner for oaths. This will give your document a more official aspect, and make your testimony more credible. […]

A psychosocial assessment completed by a social worker is essential for the homologation of a mandate of incapacity or the opening of a protection plan such as a tutorship. […]

Every stage of child development has its own unique set of parenting challenges. Parents may encounter difficult times during transition periods such as the start of elementary school, the birth of a new sibling, periods of family conflict, loss, or divorce, or just plain old growing pains. Even if problems seem “typical”, you don’t need to struggle alone. […]

Family mediation is a method of conflict resolution in which an impartial mediator helps spouses/parents negotiate a fair and equitable agreement. This approach allows in-depth exploration of each party’s needs, and enables participants to choose the solution that best protects the interests of all family members. Mediation may be subsidized by the government. Contact us to discuss eligibility. […]

Family counselling is for anyone who wants to get along better with their family members. It can be for parents and children of any age, or for siblings or other relatives. […]

Focuses on helping couples who are feeling stuck or unsatisfied in their relationship. Sometimes one partner is more keen to attend couples therapy than the other one, and that’s completely normal. Whether you want to work on rekindling your relationship, communication, discuss separation/divorce, your counsellor is there to support you. […]

Individual counselling uses scientifically-validated interventions to help people of all ages lead healthier, happier, and more productive lives. You do not need a formal diagnosis to benefit from counselling. Sometimes people aren’t exactly sure what they want help with, and that’s perfectly fine too. […]