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Saskatchewan Eating Disorder

Community of Practice

Connecting people, strengthening care, and improving outcomes for eating disorder support across Saskatchewan.

A Community of Practice (CoP) is a network of individuals and organizations who come together to share knowledge, build skills, and strengthen collaboration.

BridgePoint is leading the development of a provincial Eating Disorder Community of Practice to:

  • Improve coordination across services
  • Share evidence-informed and lived experience knowledge
  • Strengthen access to care across urban, rural, and remote communities
  • Support providers, caregivers, and individuals with lived experience
We're building something new in Saskatchewan — The Eating Disorder Community of Practice is a provincial network bringing together clinicians, educators, community organizations, and people with lived and living experience.

Why It Matters

This Community of Practice will help:

Break Down Silos

Break down silos across sectors to create a more connected system of care.

Early Intervention

Increase early identification and intervention for those who need support.

Build Capacity

Build capacity among professionals and communities to deliver effective care.

Improve Access

Improve access to supports across all regions of Saskatchewan.

Our Guiding Principles

The Community of Practice is guided by the CREATE framework — principles supporting connection, equity, and continuous learning.

C

Connection & Collaboration

Fostering meaningful relationships across disciplines and communities.

R

Respect

Honouring diverse perspectives and lived experiences.

E

Equity

Advancing inclusive, culturally responsive, and weight-inclusive care.

A

Access

Promoting low-barrier participation and equitable access across regions.

T

Trauma-Informed Care

Creating safe, compassionate, and non-judgmental environments.

E

Evolving Practice

Committing to ongoing learning, reflection, and improvement.

What to Expect

As a member of the Community of Practice, you can expect:

01

Learning Sessions

Regular virtual and in-person learning sessions with experts and peers.

02

Cross-Sector Collaboration

Opportunities to connect and collaborate across sectors and disciplines.

03

Shared Resources

Access to shared tools, resources, and evidence-informed best practices.

04

Professional Development

Invitations to training and professional development opportunities.

05

System Improvement

Opportunities to contribute to system improvement across Saskatchewan.

“This work is long overdue in Saskatchewan. Bringing people together like this is how we create real change.”

— Community Participant

“It feels meaningful to be part of something that is shaping the future of care.”

— Healthcare Provider

Join the Community of Practice

Be part of a growing network committed to improving eating disorder care across Saskatchewan.