BridgePoint is a Saskatchewan-based, non-profit eating disorder recovery centre offering onsite retreats, virtual programs, and caregiver support. We use a trauma-informed, holistic, and non-diet approach to healing.

No. Self-referrals are welcome for all initial stages of programming. Healthcare provider referrals are also accepted.

Programs are free for Saskatchewan residents, funded through the Saskatchewan Health Authority. Out-of-province participants can contact us for fee details.

Participants must be medically and psychiatrically stable. We welcome youth (16+), adults, and caregivers impacted by disordered eating.

Apply online through our website by choosing either the onsite or virtual application form. Our Intake Team will contact you once received.

Yes. Many participants have co-occurring mental health concerns. We ask that individuals are stable enough for a non-medical, group-based setting.

Yes, most of our programs are co-ed. If you require a female-only program, please let us know and we’ll do our best to accommodate you.

Yes, participants may keep their phones. We encourage mindful use to support focus, recovery, and rest.

Yes, Wi-Fi is available throughout the facility for your use.

Yes, parking is free for all participants and visitors. No permit is required.

No, we do not enforce meal plans. Meals are offered in a supportive, non-diet environment. Participants are encouraged, not required, to engage with meals in a way that supports their recovery.

We are located in the former Milden Hospital in Milden, Saskatchewan — about 1.5 hours from Saskatoon, between Outlook and Rosetown.

All meals, snacks, program materials, and basic laundry facilities are included. Towels and laundry baskets are provided for each participant.

BridgePoint is a closed, supportive environment during programming hours. Outside appointments or errands should be arranged before or after your stay.

We offer multi-week recovery modules, caregiver and youth support groups, trauma-informed recovery options, and 1:1 counselling and nutrition services.

We use secure platforms such as Lumeca and Recovery Record, designed for health care privacy and ease of use.

You’ll need a stable internet connection, a webcam, and a quiet, private space. Recovery Record can be accessed by phone or tablet.

Participants are responsible for their own travel. Bus service is available to Rosetown — contact us in advance if you need a ride from there to Milden.

Yes, the building is wheelchair accessible. Let us know in advance about any accommodation needs.

You’ll receive a packing list before arrival. Bring comfortable clothing, indoor shoes, toiletries, and any necessary medications.

Call us at (306) 935-2240 or email info@bridgepointcenter.ca. We’re happy to help at any stage of your application or journey.

BridgePoint is not a crisis service. If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, call 911 or the 988 Suicide Crisis Helpline.