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Rural Community Dietitian Services
Services include individual counselling, group education and working with communities. Frequency of visits is based on community needs.
Humboldt Service Area:
Wadena, Watson, Humboldt and Cudworth
Phone: 1-866-923-9953 (toll free)
Fax: (306) 682-4046
Lanigan Service Area:
Lanigan, Watrous, Wynyard, Nokomis and Strasbourg
Phone: (306) 365-1418
Fax: (306) 365-2099
Rosthern Service Area:
Rosthern and Wakaw
Phone: (306) 232-8265
Fax: (306) 232-5218
Saskatoon Community Dietitian Services
Nutrition Assessment &
Counselling Outpatient
Service is available at West Winds Health Centre with a referral from a physician within the Saskatoon Health Region.
(306) 655-4265
Heart Healthy Nutrition Programs
Weekly sessions are offered to clients with a referral from a physician within the Saskatoon Health Region
(306) 655-4265
Nutrition Counselling Diabetes
Assessment and counselling is available for individuals of all ages with diabetes. Individual nutrition counselling and group classes are also available.
(306) 655-2137
Youth Services Program
Nutrition assessment and counselling is available for adolescents. Service is provided in a team approach with referrals to be directed to the intake worker.
(306) 655-4900
Alvin Buckwold Child Development Program
Nutrition management and counselling is available for clients of the Alvin Buckwold Child Development Program.
(306) 655-1078
Home Care
Nutrition assessment and counselling is available to Home Care clients with a referral from the Co-ordinated Assessment Unit staff or other home care staff.
(306) 655-4499
Saskatoon Weight Attitudes and Disordered Eating (SWADE) Committee
An interdisciplinary committee which is guided by the following mission:
Working together to assist professionals, individuals, families and the general public in the prevention and treatment of disordered eating.
Our goals are:
- to be a support network for professionals.
- to provide inservices and workshops for the public and professionals.
- to develop and maintain information and resources relating to eating disorders.
- to promote the importance of healthy eating and physical activity.
- to encourage the acceptance of natural body size, and acknowledge risks associated with dieting and weight loss.
- to advocate for the realistic portrayal of women and men.
For more information, contact:
Mental Health and Addiction Services - Centralized Intake
(306) 655-7950
University of Saskatchewan - Student Health Centre
(306) 966-5768
University of Saskatchewan - Student Counselling Centre
(306) 966-4920
For a listing of other treatment resources to access click here.
(updated February 4, 2010)
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