DBT Saskatchewan is committed to making public information and service navigation more usable for people with diverse access needs.
This page provides general policy information. Specific legal rights and professional obligations depend on the circumstances and applicable law.
The site uses responsive layouts, keyboard focus visibility, readable type, structured headings, alternative text, and colour-contrast standards where possible.
Contact the clinic to discuss reasonable communication needs, alternative formats, support people, captioning, reading or cognitive needs, and technology barriers.
An accommodation request does not guarantee that online or group treatment is clinically safe or appropriate. The clinic will explain fit concerns and alternatives.
Report an accessibility barrier to [email protected] or (306) 518-8701, including the page, task, device, and accommodation needed.
Some intake, video, learning, payment, or document systems are supplied by external vendors. The clinic will work with clients to identify reasonable alternatives where possible.
Accessibility is reviewed as content, services, and technology change.
Contact the clinic for clarification. Do not use ordinary email for emergencies or detailed clinical information.