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Regesh Family & Child Services

We are a Toronto-based non-profit and registered charity providing therapeutic counseling for the past 38 years. Our Therapists use a proven approach to help you and your loved ones find clarity & peace.

Become your best self.

Testimonials

Ed is an amazing therapist who really helped our family, he offers great advice. I would recommend Regesh to anyone who needs counselling.

S. M.

Regesh changed my life for the better. From a young age I learned how to cope with my feelings in a healthy way. I now adapt to all challenges life throws my way.

R. K.

The social worker I had an appointment with today was terrific! I am looking forward to my next appointment.

Daniel

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Our Mission

We are a non-profit and registered charitable organization that has been empowering youth, children, individuals and families through accessible and affordable therapeutic mental health interventions since 1983.

How You Can Help

Donate Today

Give back to your community – to families and youth who need your help. Donate online or call us and we will process your donation over the phone! You will receive a tax receipt for all donations over $20.

Collaborate with Us

Our Instagram page @RegeshHelps is our gateway to help the community – focusing on mental health advice and healthy living. Get in touch with us to learn more!

Matched Donations

Whenever possible, ask someone who is already committed to match any amount of dollars raised.

Our Blog

Regesh Helps

  • Why Good Children Sometimes Behave Badly
    Most of us really are good parents.  We don’t always know it.  In fact, most of us would do almost anything for our children.  The problem is our world is moving too quickly.  Adults are too busy, which lead our children to wonder about our caring as well as our parenting. Here are some questionsContinue reading “Why Good Children Sometimes Behave Badly”
  • Deescalating Crises at Home
    Mr. and Mrs. S. came into the office with their ten year old daughter, Sharon.  They were very distraught with their daughter and had numerous complaints about Sharon’s behaviours.   Not only was she having problems academically and behaviourally in school, but they complained that every time they asked Sharon to do something at homeContinue reading “Deescalating Crises at Home”
  • Developing Trust
    Michael got caught.  The night before he knew that his friends were having a party and he wanted to go.  However, because of poor school grades, his parents had grounded him from any parties.  Michael decided that he would go anyway.  When his parents went to bed, Michael climbed out of his bedroom window andContinue reading “Developing Trust”

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