East Metro Youth Services

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4 months ago

I’ve used their speech and language services for my child for over a year. The assessments and online sessions were fine, but the in-person therapy was disappointing. The therapist struggled to divide her attention between multiple children, and the room was crowded and distracting. Too many people were allowed in, leaving my child overwhelmed despite doing well in one-on-one sessions. This may be typical for free services, but it offered little support for our family. There was also inconsistency, we were told off for being... read more

JD 

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10 months ago

I am a regular youth at Strides Toronto for their drop-in and walk in therapy programs and it's always been great! All the staff are super sweet and fun to talk to in drop-in. I always feel included here and welcomed! Drop-in hours offer activities weekly like artists in the six or neurodiverse drop-in where youth on the spectrum can play pool, watch tv, chat, or do art stuff. They also always have snacks as they have a pantry room of food and a fridge. I usually just make myself cereal there. Sometimes they even have leftov... read more

TheArchitect 

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a year ago

Strides Toronto is located inside of 100 Consilium Place (in the very big and tall building). Strides Toronto doesn't have a sign outside of their unit, which is unit 102. You have to walk past the elevators, past the first glass wall/door area, past the second glass wall/door area, and then turn right. The opaque double doors you see at the end of the hall is where Strides Toronto unit 102 is located. On the doors of the organization, you'll see song posters about how to keep yourself safe from COVID-19 and the flu, as well... read more