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Crisis workers are available 24/7 by phone and mobile response in Saskatoon for people who are experiencing distress and need immediate help
MOBILE CRISIS - (306) 933-6200.
A crisis may involve:
Suicidal feelings, thoughts or plans
Child abuse and neglect (when the Ministry of Social Services – Child Protection is closed)
Marriage and family problems
Overwhelming emotions
Compromised mental health
Drug and alcohol use
Worries about safety
Older adults/seniors in distress
Parent-teen conflict
General Articles
General Articles
Local & Provincial Resources to Support You as A Parent
Local & Provincial Resources to Support You as A Parent
Parenting After Separation (PAS) Program:
Parenting After Separation (PAS) Program:
This online course provides participants with information regarding the many aspects of parenting after separation. The PAS course consists of four sections:
Section 1: Relationship Building Blocks – Learn parenting and co-parenting skills.
Section 2: Children Can Cope with Separation and Divorce – Understand how children at different ages respond to separation.
Section 3: Learning Your Way Around the Legal System
Section 4: Parenting Plans That Work for Your Family – Options for preparing an agreement.
Below is a listing of the programs and services connected to the theme Supporting Healthy Children, Youth and Families.
Mental and Physical Health
Supported Families
Intensive Supports
Parent/Guardian Support Group
Parent/Guardian Support Group
Do you have a teenager struggling with substance abuse?
PSG is a 9 week closed psychoeducational group for parents/guardians of youth that are struggling with substance use. New topics will be discussed weekly. A referral to this group can be made by contacting Centralized intake at 306-655-7777.
Dates: Every Wednesday Oct 15 - Dec 10
Time: 6:00pm - 7:30pm
Where: 715 Queen St - 2nd Floor.
Youth Mental Health and Addictions Services
Family Service Saskatoon Parenting Groups
We provide various parenting groups throughout the year. These groups help parents and those in parenting roles to develop and enhance their skills. We are here to help you manage the challenges of parenting. Join us to meet other parents, share your stories, and learn new ideas together. Check out our parenting programs below.
Presentations
We offer various presentations on topics such as parenting skills, conflict resolution, coping strategies for anxiety and depression, family well-being and support, and more. These presentations can be tailored to your specific needs.
Upcoming
For information on when this program may be running next, please check our calendar.
Bridging The Gap:
Bridging The Gap:
For Parents of Challenging Teens
For Parents of Challenging Teens
Has your teen been talking back to you? Sneaking out? Drinking? Engaging in dangerous or risky behaviour? Parenting teenagers can be a difficult task but gaining new strategies and talking with parents in similar situations can make it easier. Bridging the Gap is a group for parents of challenging teens. In this group, you will be able to talk about your issues, receive ideas, support, and feedback.
Saskatoon Open Door Society
Saskatoon Open Door Society
We are here to help you give your children a great start in life, find the balance between your traditional culture and the Canadian way of life, and meet other parents who face similar challenges.
Triple P: Positive Parenting Program
Support your children to cope with challenges.
Promote your child’s or teenager’s emotional well-being.
Make family life more enjoyable for everyone with routines and rules that really work.
Backed by 35+ years of research studies here and around the world.
CMHA Saskatoon Support Groups
CMHA Saskatoon Support Groups
Families Matter Support Group
Families Matter Support Group
Families are the first and best line of defense for their loved ones. They support, lead, advocate and often bear the burden of ensuring their loved ones with mental illness get the help they need. This can be lonely, taking a heavy emotional, financial, physical and mental health toll. The Families Matter Support Group is a strength-based, family-centered initiative that empowers, builds capacity, promotes resilience and reduces the need for crisis interventions.
PNAP Recruitment PosterFAQ.pdf
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