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ADHD care in Saskatchewan | STG Health

ADHD assessment and practical support for everyday life.

Whether you are wondering about ADHD or already have a diagnosis, we help you understand what is getting in the way and choose a useful next step.

$40 includes clinician review and a 20-minute phone conversation. Allow 10–25 minutes for the online form.

Screening is free for NIHB-eligible clients. Funding and insurance details.

Chris de Feijter, psychotherapist and Clinical Director

A clinician, not just a questionnaire.

Your concerns, daily life and goals are part of the conversation.

Chris de Feijter, EdD., MACP.
Psychotherapist | Clinical Director
Meet the clinical team

Choose the starting point that fits you

Exploring ADHD

I am wondering about ADHD.

Begin with clinician-reviewed screening to explore whether assessment or another form of support is a useful next step.

Support after diagnosis

I have a diagnosis and need support.

Compare ongoing therapy, a focused appointment and structured groups. Intake and suitability are reviewed for the service you choose.

For families

I am looking for help for my child.

Child and teen clinical care uses a waitlist. Parent-focused support is a separate STG option, with its own intake and availability.

Does the effort of keeping up feel hard to explain?

You might recognise some of these experiences. They are a starting point for a conversation, not a diagnosis.

Getting started takes so much effort.

You know what needs doing, but action often waits until the deadline is close.

Routines are difficult to sustain.

A system helps for a while, then becomes hard to maintain when demands change.

Keeping up takes more than people see.

Everyday responsibilities, emotions or recovering from setbacks can use up a great deal of energy.

Assessment can explore possible explanations. Therapy and practical skills can focus on the difficulties that matter most to you. Explore adult ADHD care.

Support that connects understanding with everyday life

Understand the pattern.

Assessment considers your history, functioning and overlapping concerns, with a written intervention plan when that work is recommended.

Work on what gets in the way.

Therapy can address starting tasks, planning, routines, emotions and the strain of managing everyday demands.

Choose support that fits.

Sleep treatment, groups, parent support or medical consultation may be relevant. Suitability, availability and fees are reviewed separately.

You do not have to follow every step or use every service. An existing diagnosis and your current goals help inform the appropriate starting point.

How your screening works

01

Complete the online screening.

Share your concerns and complete the questionnaires. Brief answers are welcome. Allow 10–25 minutes. You do not need every childhood record to begin.

02

Receive a clinician’s review.

A clinician considers your responses, relevant history and goals. Initial findings are provided through the secure portal.

03

Talk through the next step.

Use the included 20-minute phone conversation to discuss the findings, ask questions and consider assessment or another form of support.

A practical starting point

At the end of the call, your clinician also offers an STG psychoeducation and skill guide to help you begin working on a relevant difficulty.

The included 20-minute phone conversation takes place after clinician review. Follow the next-step instructions in the secure portal, and contact the clinic if you need help arranging the call. A submission confirmation is not an appointment confirmation.

A summary to support your conversation

The screening summary records initial findings. It is not an ADHD diagnostic assessment report. Screening does not establish or rule out a diagnosis, provide medication or commit you to further treatment.

Further services and fees are agreed separately. Read the screening details.

Know the commitment before you proceed

Screening: $40

Clinician review, a screening summary and a 20-minute conversation. Eligible NIHB screening is fee-exempt.

Assessment: agreed by phase

Published phase fees are $225, $450 and $675. Not everyone needs all phases, and treatment is separate.

Ask about coverage.

Funding and insurance depend on the service, clinician, eligibility and any authorisation required.

A few practical questions

Do I need a referral?

You can begin adult screening without a referral. Existing records may help, but you do not need to collect every past document before starting.

I already have a diagnosis. Where do I start?

Compare therapy and skills options, or ask about therapy. Existing-diagnosis clients still need appropriate intake and suitability review.

How is the phone conversation arranged?

The included 20-minute phone conversation takes place after clinician review. Follow the next-step instructions in the secure portal, and contact the clinic if you need help arranging the call. A submission confirmation is not an appointment confirmation.

What if I am not ready to start?

Read practical ADHD articles or ask a general question. You can learn about services before deciding to proceed.

Useful reading, at your own pace

Understanding your experience

Could ADHD explain what you have been struggling with?

A guide for women wondering about ADHD.

Practical support

ADHD accommodations that work

Explore changes to everyday environments and routines.

More to explore

Read the SaskADHD articles

Assessment questions, therapy and support for daily life.

A useful next step starts with your question.

You do not need to choose a complete course of care today.

$40 clinician-reviewed screening. Eligible NIHB screening is fee-exempt. Further care and fees are discussed separately.