ADHD parenting consultation and therapy
Understand your child.
Find a manageable way forward.
Parenting ADHD offers consultation and therapy for parents of children aged 3–14 in Saskatchewan and Alberta. No diagnosis is required. We begin by understanding your child and choosing a practical next step for your family.
Children aged 3–14 · No diagnosis required
$170 per session · Saskatchewan and Alberta
Requests enter our intake and waitlist process. An appointment or start date is not confirmed.
Parenting support that starts with your family
For parents and caregivers of children aged 3–14 in Saskatchewan and Alberta. An ADHD diagnosis is not required. Sessions focus primarily on one lead parent, with an initial child observation session.
$170 per session · Assessment scope and any additional fees are agreed beforehand.
Does this sound familiar?
Select a situation to explore relevant support. You do not need to have the explanation worked out.
Getting started
Everyday tasks
Endings and transitions
Mornings and routines
Big feelings
Connection and repair
Start with the part of family life that feels hardest right now.
Getting started
Clearer requests, smaller first steps, and support with beginning everyday tasks.
Homework and chores
Explore task size, timing, and how much help your child needs.
Routines and transitions
Prepare for mornings, endings, outings, and changes of plan.
Big feelings and confidence
Understand early signs of distress and practise supportive responses.
Boundaries and connection
Make expectations clearer while building encouragement and repairing after conflict.
A practical process, one situation at a time.
01
Describe what has been difficult
Share a brief outline through the secure intake process. You do not need to have the explanation worked out.
02
Understand the pattern together
Review relevant information and explore what is happening in everyday family life.
03
Choose one manageable focus
Practise an approach that fits your child’s needs and your capacity as a parent.
04
Notice, adjust and build from there
Review what changes, keep what helps and adapt the plan when needed.
Meet Chris de Feijter
EdD, MACP · Psychotherapist
Clinical Lead – CEO, STG Health Services Inc.
Chris’s background spans psychotherapy and education. Sessions make room for your experience as a parent while exploring your child’s strengths and support needs.
Psychotherapist and educator · ADHD-related work since 2001
Practical support between sessions
Practical tools are selected with your clinician. You may leave with a simple plan, a relevant resource or something to observe at home. The resources support your consultation and therapy.
Could this support fit your family?
- You are parenting a child aged 3–14.
- You would like help with everyday routines, requests, transitions or big feelings.
- You are in Saskatchewan or Alberta.
An ADHD diagnosis is not required. We start by understanding your child and the support your family needs.
Parenting consultation and therapy
$170 per session
Primarily with one lead parent, with an initial child observation session.
We review available assessment information. If a suitable assessment is not available, we discuss the initial assessment work and applicable fees before booking.
Questions parents ask
Does my child need an ADHD diagnosis?
No. We begin with the difficulties you describe, your child’s strengths and the support your family needs. If you are specifically seeking formal ADHD assessment or diagnostic clarification in Saskatchewan, visit SaskADHD.
What ages do you work with?
This service supports parents and caregivers of children aged 3–14 in Saskatchewan and Alberta.
How much does it cost?
Parenting consultation and therapy sessions are $170 per session. We clarify assessment work, report preparation and any additional fees before proceeding.
What happens after I send a request?
Your request enters the clinic’s intake and waitlist process. We review the information and clarify suitability, availability and appointment arrangements before booking. A request does not confirm an appointment or start date.
Start with the situation that feels hardest right now.
You do not need to have the whole explanation worked out. A brief, secure request helps us understand what has been difficult and whether this support may fit your family.
Requests enter our intake and waitlist process. Please share clinical information through the secure intake form.
Submitting a request does not confirm an appointment or a start date.