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SaskADHD · STG Health

Meet your ADHD care team.

SaskADHD is a service of STG Health Services Inc. We’ll discuss which members of the team can help with your concerns and how they will work together.

People providing your care

Dr. Chris de Feijter, EdD, MACP

Psychotherapist and CEO
Provides structured psychotherapy for ADHD and the difficulties affecting everyday life. His wider clinical work includes DBT, insomnia, trauma, grief, tinnitus and complex clinical care. The focus and next steps are discussed with you.

Mattea Koebernick, BA, MACP

Mental Health Therapist
Provides counselling with supervision and clinical support from the STG Health team. Your concerns and goals help guide the work, with the role of supervision and any other team involvement explained as part of your care.

Dr. Mike White, PhD

Registered Doctoral Psychologist
Provides in-depth assessment when several concerns overlap or the diagnosis needs a closer look. This is a distinct assessment role; the proposed scope, written findings and feedback are discussed before you proceed.

Dr. Manuel James, DNP

Doctoral Nurse Practitioner
Provides optional medical assessment and medication consultation when clinically indicated and available. Medical involvement is considered according to your needs; it is not a required part of every therapy or assessment pathway.

The wider support around your care

STG administrative team

Help with intake, scheduling, funding questions and secure communication.

Your existing providers

With your permission, we can work with your existing providers when this would support your care.

What you can expect

Screening and assessment serve different purposes. Screening helps identify questions worth exploring; assessment considers developmental history, daily functioning, overlapping concerns and relevant evidence before findings and recommendations are made. The scope and documentation are discussed with you.

Clear

Understand what may be contributing to your difficulties

Your clinician will explain what may be contributing to your difficulties, what is still uncertain and why they recommend a particular approach.

Respectful

Understanding your life and circumstances

We consider your responsibilities, culture, health, relationships and access to support, including the effort it may take to manage daily life.

Accountable

Review whether care is helping

We’ll ask what is helping and what remains difficult, then adjust your goals or approach together.

Where care is available

SaskADHD provides assessment and support for people in Saskatchewan. Focused adult psychotherapy through AdultsWithADHD is also available in Alberta and British Columbia. Location, clinician scope, suitability and availability are confirmed before booking.

Understand who will support you.

Your clinical question guides which professionals become involved. Before you begin, we explain who will provide the service, their role, what is included, and who is responsible for findings and follow-up. Medical consultation and ongoing prescribing remain separate clinical responsibilities.