In crisis? Call 911, HealthLine 8-1-1, or call/text 9-8-8 for suicide crisis support.
The SaskADHD pathway is designed to reduce uncertainty: one screening, one clinical recommendation, and a defined next step. You do not need to choose the perfect service before submitting.
The clinic uses your responses to identify urgency, scope, missing information and the most appropriate pathway. You remain free to decide whether to proceed after contact.
Complete the form on your own time
Dedicated clinician review
Fit and safety considered before scheduling
A recommendation does not obligate you to proceed
The form avoids repeating a full assessment while still gathering what the clinic needs to recommend a route.
Current symptoms, distress, risk, diagnosis status and the main difficulties affecting daily life.
Prior assessment, therapy, medication, medical context and existing providers.
Location, availability, coverage, preferred format and the specific outcome you are seeking.
The review process is designed to make the first direct contact focused rather than starting from zero.
The clinic considers fit, safety, scope, availability and whether another service should come first.
You may receive one focused question or a request for an existing report before scheduling.
The clinic recommends assessment, the Signal Group, individual therapy, skills, sleep, parenting, medication support or another route.
You review fees, coverage and the proposed next step before deciding whether to book.
You do not need a perfect history. A few concrete details make the clinical pattern easier to understand.
Note whether the pattern is longstanding, recently worse or tied to a change in work, health, sleep or life demand.
Identify effects on work, school, home, relationships, money, sleep and self-care.
List current medications, providers, previous therapy and any reports you can share securely.
The recommendation depends on what question needs to be answered first.
Recommended when diagnosis, overlap or functional formulation remains uncertain.
Recommended when ADHD is established and the main need is change in skills, emotion, relationships or sleep.
Recommended when safety, medical issues, crisis needs or another condition should be addressed first.
Information is handled through the clinic’s secure intake system and used for service review, care and required administration.
No. The fee covers dedicated clinician review. Fit, safety, scope and availability still determine whether an appointment is offered.
Yes, for practical support. The answers should still reflect your own experience and consent.
Do not wait for an intake response. Call 911 for immediate danger, 8-1-1 for Saskatchewan health advice, or call/text 9-8-8 for suicide crisis support.
Submission begins the review process without obligating you to continue.