We’re excited to announce that in addition to our new website, the College launch three new social media profiles on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter! We plan to share information and updates regularly, including news, important events and dates and more. We encourage the public and members of the College to […] More >>>
Council met virtually on September 25, 2020. The information provided to members of Council for their discussion in anticipation of their deliberations and decision-making at Council meetings is posted on the homepage of College website a week in advance of the meeting. More >>>
FIRST QUARTER, JUNE 1, 2020 — AUGUST 31, 2020 New Complaints and Reports In the 1st Quarter, the College received 42 new complaints and opened one Registrar’s Investigation, for a total of 43 new matters. The nature of service in relation to these matters is as follows: ICRC Meetings The […] More >>>
The following are summaries of three decisions of the Inquiries, Complaints and Reports Committee reflecting three different dispositions. They are provided for educational purposes. Information in these summaries has been altered to protect the privacy of both members and complainants, and to protect the confidentiality of the investigation process. The […] More >>>
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The College would like to congratulate those Psychologist and Psychological Associate members who have received Certificates of Registration since July 2020. More >>>
Download the 2019-2020 audit summary financial. More >>>
L’Ordre ne fournit pas de services de santé mentale d’urgence. Si vous ou quelqu’un que vous connaissez êtes en crise, veuillez appeler le 911 ou vous rendre au service des urgences de l’hôpital le plus proche. Pour trouver un psychologue ou un associé en psychologie dans votre région, vous pouvez […] More >>>
The last meeting of the College Council was September 25, 2020. Please click here for more information. More >>>
The Barbara Wand Seminar was held on Tuesday, September 15, 2020. Click Here for more. More >>>
This is the first issue of our redesigned quarterly newsletter formerly called The Bulletin. We hope you enjoy the new format, and layout. HeadLines is only one part of the Communication Modernization Strategy undertaken by the College. More >>>
It is hard to believe, that just a few months ago, in the depths of winter we were thinking about the coming summer, travel, relaxation and a pleasant break from the routines of winter. And then it began: the spread of COVID-19 and the dramatic changes that each of us has had to face both professionally and in our personal lives. More >>>
Physical distancing measures necessary to decrease the spread of COVID-19 have led to the postponement of in- person Peer Assisted Reviews and to flexibility in upcoming Quality Assurance deadlines. More >>>
Lack of adequate planning for the closure of a member’s practice, especially when this is sudden or unexpected, can lead to difficulties for clients and patients. More >>>
As might be expected, about half of the inquiries received from members over the past many months relate to practicing in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. The evolving nature of these questions is reflected in the advice provided by the College in email messages to members. More >>>
Since the March meeting there have been a number of changes to the College Council. Ms. Christine DiZazzo, (District 7, Psychological Associate) and Dr. Patricia Minnes (District 8, Academic) have left Council after many years of service. We gratefully acknowledge their involvement and contributions. More >>>
The College would like to thank the following who acted as Oral Examiners in June 2020: More >>>
Please join us on Tuesday, September 15 from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm for this webcast event. Registration details to follow and on the website. More >>>