BridgePoint Center for Eating Disorders · Recovery Support Phone Line

Need a listening ear? A little encouragement? Questions about our programs? We’re here for you.

The BridgePoint Recovery Support Line offers a safe, non-judgmental space for anyone navigating disordered eating. Whether you’re looking for support, reassurance, or guidance on next steps, our team is ready to connect.

Call Us at (306) 935-2240

Hours of Operation

(Closed on statutory holidays and during onsite programming)

Tuesdays: 1:00–9:00 PM
Wednesdays: 1:00–6:00 PM
Thursdays: 1:00–9:00 PM

| Please note: This is a support line, not a crisis service, and does not replace professional counselling. If we miss your call, please leave a voicemail—we’ll return it as soon as we can. If you call outside of Recovery Support Line hours, an admin team member may take your call.

Check our monthly calendar for updated Recovery Support Line days and availability.

Who Can Call?

Anyone. Whether you’re exploring recovery, a past participant seeking support, or simply need to talk things through, you do not need to be in an active BridgePoint program to reach out.

In crisis?

Call 911 (Immediate Danger)

988 — Suicide Crisis Support HealthLine 811 (Saskatchewan)

Testimonials

Eating disorders are a lifetime struggle and I strongly believe in building and maintaining a strong positive support system. I am so thankful for the BridgePoint programs for planting the seed of self-acceptance that I needed at that time to begin my road to recovery.

I trust everyone and the confidentiality and the trust here. It's difficult at times, very emotional and it's hard dealing with a lot of feelings but it's what you have to do and it feels so better much and so supportive.

There's no comparison to anything else I've tried and it’s a real blessing and an opportunity to be able to come here and an opportunity not to be taken lightly. It's a privilege to be here and I know that I will leave here a different person.

I can identify the issues and accept them and be able to learn how to work with that. I think over time we can say goodbye to the eating disorder. There is freedom at the end of the tunnel, but it takes work.

It's not about being broken and getting fixed, it's that we are all individuals who have pain and we're learning how to cope in a very healthy way.

The fact that BridgePoint operates so differently than the traditional medical model was very refreshing, and proved to be vital to my experience and healing.

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