Parent resources
Make the next conversation
a little easier.
Use these resources to prepare for a conversation with your clinician and describe what has been difficult at home. You do not need a diagnosis or a complete explanation before asking for support.
Further reading about parent support
CDC: Parent training in behaviour management
This external resource explains parent training generally; your clinician will discuss which approaches fit your family.
Children aged 3–14 · No diagnosis required
$170 per session · Saskatchewan and Alberta
Before your first conversation
Bring one recent example
What was happening? What did your child need to do? What happened next? Brief notes are welcome.
Notice strengths too
When does this go more smoothly? What does your child enjoy, and what support already helps?
Think about your capacity
What would make the plan realistic for you? Tell us about time, energy, and other demands.
A useful starting point
“The part of the day I would most like help with is…”
“Something my child does well is…”
“We have tried… and noticed…”
You do not need a perfect account or a completed workbook to begin.
Resources selected during care
The clinician manual and strategy-selection tool guide professional work. Families receive selected parent resources and, when appropriate, child prompts.
Related STG services
ADHD information and services
Explore SaskADHD for information about its broader ADHD services.
Support for adults
If you are seeking help for your own ADHD-related difficulties, explore AdultsWithADHD.ca. Eligibility and fees differ from this parenting service.
Start with one situation you would like help with.
Tell us what has been difficult for your family. Your request helps us understand the support you are looking for.
A waitlist request does not confirm an appointment.