Regulated clinicians with clearly defined roles.
SaskADHD is a clinical service of STG Health Services Inc. Our team combines psychotherapy, psychometrics, psychology, nursing and communication expertise so ADHD care can move from explanation to a workable plan.
- Adult ADHD assessment and intervention planning
- Structured individual, group, sleep and parenting programs
- Secure telehealth across Saskatchewan
Specialized does not have to mean fragmented.
A clear clinical question guides who becomes involved, what information is collected and which treatment approach is appropriate. The goal is coordinated care—not sending clients from provider to provider without an integrated plan.
- SaskADHD is not an emergency service. Immediate safety concerns require local emergency or crisis support.
Different disciplines, one care pathway
The team is organized around the clinical task rather than around professional titles alone.
Dr. Chris de Feijter, EdD, MACP
Psychotherapist and CEO
Structured psychotherapy, DBT, ADHD, insomnia, trauma, grief, tinnitus, and complex clinical care.
Mattea Koebernick, BA., MACP
Mental Health Therapist
Counselling support delivered within STG Health supervision and clinical governance.
Dr. Mike White, PhD
Reg Doctoral Psychologist
Provides in-depth assessment and diagnostic differentiation when the clinical picture is complex.
Dr. Manuel James, DNP
Optional medical assessment and medication consultation when clinically indicated and available.
The broader team around the plan
Not every client needs every discipline. Involvement is based on age, goals, complexity and scope.
Mattea Koebernick
Mental health therapist and MACP practicum student providing supervised psychotherapy and ADHD skills work across adult programs.
Anne-Marie Jakeway, MSc
Speech-language pathologist supporting communication and language needs within neurodivergent care programs.
STG administrative team
Coordinates intake, funding questions, scheduling and secure communication without making clinical decisions outside role.
Your existing providers
With consent, the team can coordinate with family physicians, nurse practitioners, psychologists, schools or other treating professionals.
Treatment that reaches the friction points
ADHD care is not limited to symptom education. It addresses the nervous system and the practical systems of daily life.
Activation and follow-through
Build supports for starting, sequencing, estimating time and completing tasks when urgency is not available.
- Task initiation
- Time blindness
- Working memory
Regulation without shame
Understand rapid emotional activation, rejection sensitivity and the accumulated anxiety or shame of repeated struggle.
- Emotional reactivity
- Self-criticism
- Relationship repair
Routines that are flexible—not fragile
Design workable approaches to sleep, clutter, communication, self-care and competing responsibilities.
- Sleep and energy
- Home and work systems
- Maintenance planning
Structured, supportive and realistic
Good ADHD treatment should create clarity and usable next steps rather than another set of standards you cannot sustain.
Understand the working formulation
You should know what appears to be maintaining the pattern, what remains uncertain and why a particular intervention is recommended.
Context before judgment
The team considers role demands, culture, access, family systems, health and years of compensating—not only test scores or visible productivity.
Review whether care is helping
Goals, barriers and outcomes are revisited so the plan can be adjusted rather than defended when it is not working.
Questions about the service
Is SaskADHD a separate company?
SaskADHD is a program of STG Health Services Inc., a Saskatchewan clinical service provider.
Is all care delivered online?
Most SaskADHD services are delivered by secure video across Saskatchewan. Any exception is discussed directly and depends on the service and provider.
Do I see the whole team?
No. The clinician-review process identifies the smallest appropriate team for your question. Coordination is added only when it has a clear clinical purpose.
Can I use the service outside Saskatchewan?
Care is intended for clients located in Saskatchewan at the time of service, subject to provider licensure and clinical suitability.
Specialized care should still feel straightforward.
Start with the screening or contact the clinic with a practical question about programs, coverage or delivery.