At Venturous, we are committed to providing multidisciplinary care across multiple points of access in order to remove as many barriers to mental health support as is sustainable and feasible. Part of our commitment includes this ever-growing library of free resources and recommendations for you to access when you’re in need of support.
Sometimes it’s not just being in conversation with a counsellor that provides insight into what you’re going through, it’s also the counsellor’s recommendations for out-of-session resources that makes all the difference.
With Venturous Support Link, you get access to your therapists’ internal database of recommendations, all the resources that they’ve used themselves to build their wealth of knowledge and perspective, and other ways to access support, all in one.
Follow the prompts in the app below to get unlimited, 24/7, no-cost, and immediate support for whatever you’re going through. Can’t find what you’re looking for? Send us an email and we’ll be happy to help.
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Real change happens when you start to shift your life outside the therapy room, but where are you supposed to turn to when you need that little extra nudge between sessions?
Well, here!
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