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Counselling

Confidential support for individuals and families, with an understanding of Japanese culture and life in Canada.

Our counselling services are available in Japanese and English, helping clients better understand their situation, explore options, and connect with appropriate support when needed.

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Individual Counselling

Support for personal concerns, emotional stress, relationships, work, family matters, and other challenges affecting your everyday life.

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Family & Relationships

Support for couples and families dealing with communication difficulties, relationship concerns, conflict, separation, or changing family circumstances.

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Parenting & Family Support

Guidance for parents and families navigating parenting concerns, generational differences, family communication, and raising children in Canada.

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Life in Canada

Support for challenges related to adapting to life in Canada, cultural differences, isolation, major life transitions, and building a new support network.

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Seniors & Caregivers

Support for seniors, family members, and caregivers facing changing needs, isolation, family concerns, or questions about available community resources.

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Referrals & Community Support

When additional assistance is needed, JSS can help identify appropriate community services, resources, and other professional support.

Fee Schedule

*For clients who have difficulty paying the fee due to their financial circumstances, the fee may be reduced or waived. Please consult us if that is the case.

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If you do not have insurance to cover counselling:

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Reimbursement Type

If your insurance covers counselling by a registered psychotherapist / social worker up to a certain amount annually, you may be eligible for reimbursement by submitting the receipt issued by us to the insurance company. If you have such insurance, the counselling fee is $80 from the first session.

EAP / SAP (Employee Assistance Program / Student Assistance Program)

If your student insurance or insurance from the company where you or your partner works covers counselling through EAP / SAP providers such as Homewood Health, Morneau Shepell, or Aspiria, please contact them to be referred to us. With this type of insurance, you may receive free counselling support depending on the insurance coverage.

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The fee for the first session (60 minutes) is $ 15 regardless of your income.

If you will be receiving subsequent counselling, you have two payment options from the 2nd session and thereafter:

  1. Pay a counselling fee of $80 per session (without disclosing household income);

  2. Pay a counselling fee according to your household income (with disclosure of your household income).

  • Household – refers to the unit of family members who share a household budget.

  • Household Income usually does not include the income of “parents of an adult client” or an adult child(ren) of a client.

Reimbursement Type

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If your insurance covers counselling by a registered psychotherapist / social worker up to a certain amount annually, you may be eligible for reimbursement by submitting the receipt issued by us to the insurance company. If you have such insurance, the counselling fee is $80 from the first session.

EAP / SAP (Employee Assistance Program / Student Assistance Program)

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If your student insurance or insurance from the company where you or your partner works covers counselling through EAP / SAP providers such as Homewood Health, Morneau Shepell, or Aspiria, please contact them to be referred to us. With this type of insurance, you may receive free counselling support depending on the insurance coverage.

If you do not have insurance to cover counselling:

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The fee for the first session (60 minutes) is $ 15 regardless of your income.

If you will be receiving subsequent counselling, you have two payment options from the 2nd session and thereafter:

  1. Pay a counselling fee of $80 per session (without disclosing household income);

  2. Pay a counselling fee according to your household income (with disclosure of your household income).

  • Household – refers to the unit of family members who share a household budget.

  • Household Income usually does not include the income of “parents of an adult client” or an adult child(ren) of a client.

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*For clients who have difficulty paying the fee due to their financial circumstances, the fee may be reduced or waived. Please consult us if that is the case.

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HERE FOR OUR COMMUNITY

NEED SOMEONE TO TALK TO?

Whether you are facing a personal challenge, family concern, or simply need someone to talk to, JSS is here to help you understand your options and take the next step.

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HERE FOR OUR COMMUNITY

NEED SOMEONE TO TALK TO?

Whether you are facing a personal challenge, family concern, or simply need someone to talk to, JSS is here to help you understand your options and take the next step.

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