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You don't have to pick a problem to deserve a person.

Tell us how to reach you and roughly what's going on — both halves, in whatever words you have. A navigator confirms the strongest fit — an integrated program, publicly funded care, a dual-recovery room, or all three — and makes one warm introduction, with both conditions on the referral so nobody starts the call by asking you to choose. You never pay us, and nothing goes to a provider without your consent.

  • What we do

    Read your note, confirm current availability, and introduce you — with your express consent — to at most three licensed providers matched to your situation, each one checked for the concurrent-disorders flags that matter. That introduction is our service.

  • How we're paid

    Providers pay us flat marketing fees for introductions — never a share of what you spend, never per-admission. That funding is how the service stays free for you.

  • Free right now, no callback needed

    In Ontario, ConnexOntario is free, confidential, and open 24/7 at 1-866-531-2600 — one line that takes mental health and substance use in the same call. Every province has an equivalent, and the self-check asks nothing of you.

This form isn't monitored in real time. If tonight is a bad night, call or text 988 now — you don't have to sort out which crisis it is first — or call 911 in an emergency.

Not for emergencies. This form isn't monitored in real time. If you're in crisis, call or text 988 or call 911 now.

How should we reach you?

We collect your details to respond to you and — with the consent above — to introduce you to matched licensed treatment providers, who pay us flat marketing fees for those introductions. That funding is how the service stays free for you. Never sold to data brokers or advertisers; deleted once no longer needed. See our privacy & consent note.

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