Parenting ADHD Program
Parent-focused support that starts with your child’s strengths, the difficult moments, and what is realistic for your family.
$40 non-refundable intake fee: clinician review and a 20-minute telephone consultation. Subsequent consultations are $170 separately. Joining the waitlist is free.
A clinician, not just a workbook
Psychotherapist and educator, with over 25 years of classroom and special-education leadership experience in Europe and Canada.
Meet your therapistStart with a familiar moment
Choose an area to explore. These are conversation starters, not a test or a diagnosis.
“I keep repeating myself.”
Requests, first steps and finding a workable way to begin.
Explore this focus“Getting started takes all our energy.”
Task size, timing and the right amount of help.
Explore this focus“Changing activities is the hardest part.”
Mornings, screen endings, outings and changes of plan.
Explore this focus“We need a way through the difficult moments.”
Understanding what happens around an outburst and planning support.
Explore this focus“I want less conflict and more connection.”
Clear expectations, encouragement and reconnecting after a hard moment.
Explore this focusYou do not need a complete explanation. One example from everyday life can begin the conversation.
See how support worksPractical support to take home
The right materials for the approach you are working on.
Your clinician selects what is useful now: a short explanation, space to plan, a quick reminder and, when appropriate, a page for your child.
You do not need to work through the whole library or complete every worksheet.
See the materials up close
One example from the parent library.
Understand the approach.
Prepare, try and reflect.
Keep the next step visible.
Invite involvement when it fits.
Age-appropriate participation
You learn and try the approach first. Your clinician then helps decide whether a child handout would support your child's involvement.
Read-together wording, simple steps, a drawing space and a line to say together. The parent stays alongside the child.
A short child-oriented plan, practical steps and spaces for the child's own responses.
More independent language and collaborative planning, selected from the broader teen resource collection.
This program serves families of children ages 3–14. The original teen handouts are labelled 13–18; we select from that collection for eligible 13–14-year-olds. Not every strategy has a handout for every age band.
How it works
Start with your observations, your child's strengths, relevant information and an initial child observation.
Discuss options with your clinician and rehearse an approach that fits your household.
Use the selected parent guide, workbook or reminder. Introduce a child handout when appropriate.
Bring back what you noticed. Keep, simplify or change the plan together.
Your full consultation, if recommended
We may explore your observations, your child's strengths, relevant information and what happens around difficult moments. The purpose is to inform the support your family needs, not to assume a diagnosis.
Where appropriate, an intervention report can organise the relevant observations, agreed strategies and next steps from the full consultation. Its purpose and scope are discussed with you.
This refers to a subsequent full consultation if recommended and booked, not the $40 intake review and 20-minute telephone call. Any work outside the agreed consultation and any additional fees are discussed beforehand.
This parent-focused consultation is not automatically a formal ADHD diagnostic assessment. See how your family's plan is developed.
Between sessions
When access is arranged through your care, STG Track keeps selected materials in your own parent/caregiver account.
Find your current agreed practice and its attached documents.
Open the PDFs your clinician has shared, including resources sent without a practice plan.
You do not need to complete a diary just to receive resources. Your clinician explains what to record, who can see it and when it will be reviewed.
Using Track as an existing clientAccess and resource arrangements are confirmed during care. Track is not continuously monitored and is not an urgent-response service.
Before you begin
The $40 CAD intake fee is non-refundable. It covers a clinician's review of your intake information and a 20-minute telephone consultation to discuss clinical recommendations and the most appropriate next steps for your care. Any subsequent consultation is $170 and is charged separately. The intake fee is not applied to later sessions. Joining the waitlist is free.
If a full consultation is recommended and booked, a behaviour assessment may be completed and an intervention report may form part of that consultation, depending on your family's needs and the agreed scope. These are not automatically included in the $40 intake review or 20-minute telephone call. Additional assessment or report work and any extra fee are discussed before proceeding.
No. We begin with the difficulties you describe, your child's strengths and the support your family needs. Formal child ADHD assessment is a separate service. Explore child and teen care at SaskADHD.
Sessions primarily involve the parent or caregiver, preferably one lead parent. An initial child observation session is part of the process. Any further child or caregiver involvement is discussed with you.
No. Twenty strategies give us options, not twenty compulsory sessions. The starting point, pace and selected materials are agreed individually.
The separate $170 fee covers your booked full consultation. This may involve exploring the family situation, discussing and rehearsing strategies, and reviewing next steps. Assessment or report work is included only where appropriate and agreed; any extra work or fee is clarified before proceeding.
When a place is available, you can pay the non-refundable $40 intake fee. A clinician reviews your information, and the clinic arranges the included 20-minute telephone consultation to discuss recommendations and next steps. Further $170 consultations are recommended and booked separately. When the service is full, you can join the waitlist free of charge.
Parent and child consultations
We keep this service to 5 active family places per monthly cycle, so there is room to prepare, put strategies into practice and review them together. Consultations are paced around your family, not around filling the calendar.
Parents and caregivers of children ages 3–14 – Saskatchewan and Alberta – $170 per session. This is a limit on families, not five appointments or five sessions per family.
The intake website shows whether registration is open or the service is accepting waitlist requests.
Check registration / waitlistThe $40 CAD intake fee is non-refundable. It covers a clinician's review of your intake information and a 20-minute telephone consultation to discuss clinical recommendations and the most appropriate next steps for your care. Any subsequent consultation is $170 and is charged separately. The intake fee is not applied to later sessions. Joining the waitlist is free.
Continue to intake.stghealthportal.com. Registration and the waitlist are managed there, not on this website.
A temporary checkout holds an available family place. The verified $40 fee pays for the intake review and 20-minute telephone consultation, not a later full session. Payment does not confirm an ongoing-care appointment or start date. If no place is available, you may join the free waitlist without payment.