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SaskBurnout provides regulated psychotherapy for adults whose occupational or caregiving strain has become a health and functioning concern. Care is delivered through STG Health Services Inc.
We begin by understanding what you are experiencing, discuss what may be contributing and work with you on a treatment plan.
Information is not shared without consent except where required by law
Available across Saskatchewan
Four service options · 60-minute appointments
No physician referral required to request care
The clinician’s role is to understand the pattern, explain it clearly and help translate treatment into daily decisions.
Treatment starts with why this pattern is happening for this person, rather than assuming one universal burnout pathway.
Goals, uncertainties, methods and recommendations are discussed rather than delivered as unexplained advice.
Sessions connect clinical work to sleep, workload, relationships, boundaries and real professional situations.
Clear scope helps clients decide whether the service matches what they are seeking.
The work addresses symptoms, functioning, behaviour, emotion, cognition and relational patterns.
Professional context matters, but the service is clinical rather than performance consulting.
Assessment considers overlap, safety and alternative explanations.
Urgent or emergency needs require immediate local services rather than routine intake review.
SaskBurnout is part of STG Health Services Inc., which offers services focused on different mental health concerns.
Pages and treatment pathways are organized around the client’s clinical question rather than a generic clinic directory.
If another STG service or external provider is better suited to your needs, we will explain why and discuss a referral.
Video care supports access across Saskatchewan while maintaining ordinary clinical privacy and documentation standards.
You can expect thoughtful clinical care, clear explanations and practical support.
The clinician explains what appears to be maintaining the problem and what remains uncertain.
Treatment does not reduce complex occupational realities to simplistic self-care advice.
We review changes in your symptoms and daily life, discuss what is getting in the way and adjust the plan together.
SaskBurnout is provided through STG Health Services Inc. and led by Dr. Chris de Feijter.
The service is designed for clients located in Saskatchewan at the time of care, subject to clinical and regulatory requirements.
No. Profession-specific pages help with relevance, but the core service is available to adults whose occupational strain fits the program scope.
The assessment may recommend another service, medical review or a different treatment focus when that is more appropriate.
The secure intake helps us understand your needs and whether our service can help. We review any immediate concerns and recommend a next step. Submitting the form does not commit you to treatment.