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Complete a brief secure screening. A clinician reviews diagnosis status, current functioning, sleep, stress, safety and goals, then recommends the most proportionate assessment or treatment pathway.
Complete the brief secure screening. A clinician reviews diagnosis status, current functioning, sleep, stress, safety and goals, then recommends the next step.
Psychometrics, psychotherapy, skills and NP coordination
Secure video appointments across Saskatchewan
Dedicated clinician review · no referral required
The issue is rarely a lack of caring. It is the amount of effort required to organize attention, emotion, time and follow-through.
Important work is delayed until pressure finally produces enough activation.
A system works briefly, then disappears when sleep, stress, caregiving or workload changes.
Criticism, frustration or uncertainty can trigger reactions that take far longer to settle than expected.
Other people see competence while you see the recovery time, missed details and self-criticism behind it.
Each stage answers a different question, so you are not pushed into treatment before the clinical picture is clear.
A clinician reviews your current pattern, risk, diagnosis status and goals, then identifies the safest and most useful entry point.
When clarification is needed, structured psychometrics and clinical integration produce plain-language feedback and a written plan.
Choose individual psychotherapy, the Signal Group, ADHD skills work, sleep treatment, parenting support or coordinated medical care.
The work combines careful assessment with practical methods that can survive ordinary weeks, not only ideal ones.
Attention concerns are considered alongside anxiety, burnout, sleep, trauma, mood, medical factors and life context.
Sessions connect directly to task initiation, time blindness, emotional regulation, relationships, sleep and work demands.
Psychotherapy, psychometrics and nurse practitioner care can be coordinated when clinically indicated and consented to.
Choose the problem you want clarified first; the program name can come second.
Psychotherapy uses an income-based rate. Assessment is billed by phase. Many extended health plans provide coverage, and eligible First Nations clients may access NIHB-funded care.
No. People with a confirmed diagnosis can enter treatment pathways, while people who are uncertain can begin with screening and assessment.
The service includes practical executive-function work, but it is delivered within clinical counselling, psychotherapy, assessment or structured treatment—not stand-alone performance coaching.
Yes. When indicated, an STG nurse practitioner can provide medical assessment and medication consultation. Bridge prescribing is limited and long-term care returns to an ongoing prescriber.
A clinician reviews fit, safety, current needs and available pathways, then contacts you with a recommendation or a request for only the information still needed.
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The screening provides clinician review and direction—not a commitment to ongoing treatment. When SaskADHD is not the right first service, the recommendation should say so.