Saskatchewan Health Authority — Crisis Health Lines
SKFree24/7 options
Provincial and regional mental health and addiction crisis lines in Saskatchewan.
Visit resource ↗Saskatchewan
Mental health, addiction & support resources in Saskatchewan
Start with services specifically available in Saskatchewan. Resources are placed in their primary section so broad topic tags do not cause confusing repetition.
Urgent & immediate support
Resources explicitly intended for crisis or immediate support.
9-8-8 Suicide Crisis Helpline
Canada-wideFree24/7
Call or text 9-8-8 for suicide crisis support anywhere in Canada.
Phone: 9-8-8
Visit resource ↗Kids Help Phone
Canada-wideFree24/7
Mental health and crisis support for children, youth and young adults in Canada.
Phone: 1-800-668-6868
Visit resource ↗Addiction & substance use
Resources primarily focused on alcohol, drugs, opioids, harm reduction and addiction.
Saskatchewan Mental Health and Addictions Support Services
SKPublic service
Government of Saskatchewan information about mental health and addiction supports.
Visit resource ↗Saskatchewan — Emergency Mental Health and Addiction Services
SKPublic service
Emergency-department mental health and substance-use crisis services at Saskatchewan hospitals.
Visit resource ↗Gambling support
Resources primarily focused on gambling-related concerns.
Saskatchewan Problem Gambling Help Line
SKFree24/7
Free confidential problem-gambling counselling, crisis intervention and referrals for Saskatchewan residents and families.
Phone: 1-800-306-6789
Visit resource ↗Saskatchewan Problem Gambling Directory of Services
SKFree
Directory of free problem-gambling counselling and support services across Saskatchewan.
Visit resource ↗Eating disorder support
Resources primarily focused on eating disorders and recovery.
BridgePoint Center for Eating Disorder Recovery
SKFree
Provincial Saskatchewan recovery program offering onsite and virtual eating-disorder programming.
Visit resource ↗Saskatchewan — Eating Disorder Information and Help
SKPublic information
Provincial information about eating disorders and pathways to primary care and BridgePoint services.
Visit resource ↗Mental health & community services
General public, mental-health and community-navigation resources in Saskatchewan.
Saskatchewan Health Authority — Mental Health and Addictions
SKPublic service
Find mental health and addiction services, virtual supports and intake information across Saskatchewan.
Visit resource ↗Verify professional registration
Official regulators currently listed for therapy-related professions in Saskatchewan.
Saskatchewan College of Psychologists
Psychology
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Official Saskatchewan regulator for psychologists. Use the College register to confirm current registration.
Visit official regulator ↗Canada-wide resources
Selected national resources available regardless of province or territory.
211 Canada
Canada-wideFreeVaries by region
Connect with community, health and social services across Canada.
Phone: 2-1-1
Visit resource ↗Hope for Wellness Helpline
Canada-wideFree24/7
Immediate mental health counselling and crisis intervention for Indigenous people across Canada.
Visit resource ↗Government of Canada — Mental Health Support
Canada-wideInformation
Federal directory of crisis, provincial, territorial and national mental health supports.
Visit resource ↗Veterans Affairs Canada — Mental Health Professional Support
Canada-wideFree24/7
Free confidential mental health support for Veterans, former RCMP members, families and caregivers.
Phone: 1-800-268-7708
Visit resource ↗ShelterSafe
Canada-wideFree
Find shelters and services for women and children experiencing violence in Canada.
Visit resource ↗Kids Help Phone — Resources Around Me
Canada-wideFree
Searchable directory of programs and supports for young people across Canada.
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