The 2-minute match
Easy questions. Honest fit. One callback.
No forms full of blanks — just tap what's true. At the end, tell us where to reach you and a navigator confirms the fit and makes the introduction. Works for the player and for the parent.
Free & confidential. No obligation. Your information will not be shared beyond the introduction you approve.
In crisis right now? Skip all of this: call or text 988, any hour — or Kids Help Phone at 1-800-668-6868 for anyone under 25. In danger, call 911.
Why these questions?
Age decides the door
Youth services and adult services are different systems. For anyone under 18, the front door is usually a family doctor, the school, or provincial youth programs — and family therapy is often the strongest first move, which means the parent asking is the normal way in, not a workaround.
The kind of screen time shapes the help
A ranked-ladder gaming pattern, a bottomless-feed phone pattern, and an autoplay-streaming pattern pull toward different tools, different fellowships, and different frictions. Telling us which one keeps the introduction relevant instead of generic.
What happens after you send it
A navigator reads your answers, confirms current availability with the strongest fit, and introduces you — with the consent you gave, to at most three licensed providers, who fund this service through flat marketing fees. You never pay us, and nothing moves without your say-so.
Not ready to talk to anyone yet?
That's normal. Take the private self-check — player mode or parent mode — or read the parent playbook. Both are free, and neither asks for your name.