Immediate danger? Call 911. Health advice: call 811. Suicide crisis support: call or text 988.

Contact DBT Saskatchewan

Administrative questions, referral coordination, and help finding the right starting point.

Therapists are often in sessions and may not be able to answer the telephone immediately. Current clients should use their secure messaging channel for treatment-related communication.

  • Phone: (306) 518-8701
  • Medical fax: (306) 900-6700
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Office hours: Monday–Saturday, 9:00–16:00

For new service requests

The secure intake is the most efficient starting point because it gives a clinician the information needed to recommend a service. It does not commit you to treatment.

  • Clinician-reviewed intake
  • Clear service recommendation
  • No referral required
  • No obligation to continue
Contact details

Choose the channel that matches the purpose

New clients

Complete the secure intake so the clinic can review concerns, safety, goals, service fit, schedule, and funding.

Administrative questions

Call (306) 518-8701 or email [email protected] for scheduling, fees, referrals, and general information.

Professional records

Medical fax: (306) 900-6700. Confirm the intended recipient and include only clinically necessary information.

Current clients

Use the secure messaging channel provided by your therapist for treatment-related communication.

Mailing address

STG Health Services Inc.
PO Box 116
La Ronge, SK S0J 1L0

Emergency support

This is not an emergency service. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department for immediate danger. HealthLine 811 and 988 are additional crisis resources.
How care begins

A clear pathway—without guessing where to start

You do not need to know the diagnosis, program, or clinician before reaching out.

01 — Secure intake

Tell us what is happening, what you want to change, and any safety, scheduling, or funding needs.

02 — Clinical fit review

A clinician reviews the pattern, risk level, goals, diagnosis questions, and amount of structure needed.

03 — Clear recommendation

You receive a proportionate recommendation: individual DBT, a group, guided support, coordinated care, or another pathway.

04 — Begin with a plan

Care starts with explicit targets, skills practice, progress review, and a plan for support between sessions.
Common questions

What people usually want to know before starting

How quickly will someone answer the phone?

Therapists may be in session. Leave a clear administrative message or complete the secure intake for new service requests.

Can I email clinical or urgent information?

Email is not an emergency channel and may not be appropriate for sensitive clinical details. Current clients should use secure messaging.

Can my physician fax a referral?

Yes. The medical fax is (306) 900-6700. Patients can also self-register.

Do you offer in-person services?

Availability varies by clinician, program, location, and clinical need. Most DBT Saskatchewan programs are designed for secure online access.

Can the clinic confirm insurance coverage?

The clinic can confirm fees and clinician information. The insurer or funding body makes the final reimbursement decision.

A practical next step

The secure intake creates a clearer first conversation.

You do not need a perfect explanation—only enough information for the clinic to review the next step.