STG Health Services Inc. provides integrated private health therapies and education services in Saskatchewan.
We work differently than the traditional “one appointment, one suggestion” model—because chronic emotional instability doesn’t improve with generic advice.
DBT Saskatchewan is our focused service for adults who are dealing with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) patterns, Bipolar I/II patterns, and high-impact emotional dysregulation (rapid escalation, impulsive coping, relationship rupture cycles, and the aftermath that follows).
Living with intense emotions can feel like you’re working twice as hard to do what seems effortless for others:
staying steady during conflict
recovering after a hard moment
trusting your reactions
keeping relationships from swinging between closeness and rupture
getting through urges without doing damage to yourself or your life
This isn’t a character flaw or a “try harder” problem. For many people, it’s a learned and reinforced nervous system pattern—especially when stress, sleep disruption, relationship threat, trauma history, or mood vulnerability are present.
At STG Health, we help you understand your emotional system clearly and build skills that work in real life—so your days become more predictable, your relationships become more workable, and the aftermath stops running your week.
DBT isn’t about “being calmer.”
It’s about changing the conditions that keep your system locked into escalation—so you can do what you’re trying to do already:
pause, choose, repair, and move forward.
We focus on the real-world challenges that show up with BPD traits and bipolar patterns, such as:
intense emotional spikes and long recovery time
impulsive coping (blowups, shutdown, avoidance, risky behaviours, self-harm urges)
conflict cycles and fear of abandonment
shame spirals after the moment passes
routines collapsing under stress (especially when mood vulnerability is present)
difficulty maintaining steady boundaries and self-respect in relationships
“doing everything right” and still feeling out of control
Our style is structured, supportive, and realistic.
We’ll help you:
make sense of your emotional pattern and what maintains it
identify the loop that keeps repeating (trigger → escalation → coping → fallout → shame → repeat)
build a plan that fits your real life (work demands, parenting, relationships, sleep, stress)
establish routines that are flexible, not fragile
strengthen your ability to respond to intensity without self-attack
learn skills that hold up under pressure—not just in calm moments
You won’t be judged here. Many clients arrive exhausted, ashamed, or hopeless after years of “trying harder.” Our job is to help you understand what’s happening and build change you can sustain.
DBT is practical. It gives you an operating system for the moments that usually derail you.
We build skills across DBT’s core areas:
Mindfulness (catch escalation early, return to wise mind)
Distress Tolerance (get through the moment without making it worse)
Emotion Regulation (reduce intensity and vulnerability over time)
Interpersonal Effectiveness (clear requests, boundaries, less conflict, stronger repair)
Some weeks we focus on immediate pressures (relationship crises, sleep disruption, stress spikes, major life events). Other weeks we focus on the deeper work—retraining the patterns that keep pulling you into chaos.
You’ll leave sessions with clarity and next steps, not just insight.
Therapy should feel safe, grounded, and useful.
We provide a non-judgmental space where you can speak openly about the parts of emotional dysregulation that are hard to explain:
feeling “too much” and then feeling ashamed for being “too much”
sudden fear of rejection that becomes certainty
waking up with a nervous system already activated
the crash after the burst
trying to repair after conflict while your body is still flooded
being highly capable in many areas but undone by relational threat or intensity
We’re here to help you move forward—toward steadier days, clearer choices, healthier relationships, and a life that feels worth living.
We look forward to working with you.
Dr. Chris de Feijter, EdD., MACP., C-DBT, CCC#6333, ACTA #2641
P.S.: Most people pronounce my last name as /The Fighter/. Now you don’t need to ask.
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