BridgePoint Center for Eating Disorders

In the case of Crisis or Emergency, please call 911 immediately.

Additional Eating Disorder Resources

The National Eating Disorder Information Centre (NEDIC) is a Canadian non-profit providing resources on eating disorders & weight preoccupation.

www.nedic.ca Helpline open until 9pm EST Toll FREE 1-866-633-4220
Call 211 Saskatchewan to connect to services you need

Check out this website sk.211.ca as it offers up-to-date and complete listings of social, community, health and government services across Saskatchewan
Call Saskatchewan HealthLine at 811 for professional health advice

HealthLine is a free and confidential, 24-hour health information and support telephone line. It is staffed by experienced and specially trained client navigators, registered nurses, registered psychiatric nurses and social workers.
Canadian Mental Health Association – Saskatchewan Division

CMHA Saskatchewan provides advocacy, helping to identify resources to assist consumers of mental health services. CMHA Saskatchewan Division Staff provide support to mental health consumers, their families and supporters to contribute to meaningful solutions which can help lead to a better quality of life.

For more information please contact the Sask Division of Canadian Mental Health Association toll free in Saskatchewan at: 1-800-461-5463 or call 306-525-5601 or email for further information at:

Email: contactus@cmhask.com

Website: http://www.cmhask.com
The Haven

A number of the components in the BridgePoint program are pieces from The Haven. If you wish to get more information on their program, please contact them. The Haven offers programs in a group setting, focusing on self-responsible relational living. Our innovative approach and highly skilled faculty have inspired thousands to define and shape their lives. Toll Free (800) 222-9211 Website: http://www.haven.ca/ Email: info@haven.ca
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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.