Navigating the evolving landscape of telehealth therapy can be challenging for Canadian counsellors. Our comprehensive guide provides a detailed roadmap to effectively implement and manage telehealth services. This resource covers essential topics such as ensuring client confidentiality and data security and understanding the legal and ethical considerations unique to the Canadian context.
In Canada, the titles and designations for counsellors and therapists can vary significantly by province and territory, reflecting different areas of specialization and regulatory standards. Here, we break down the key differences among some of the most common titles: Registered Provisional Psychologist, Canadian Certified Counsellor (CCC), Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC), Registered Marriage and Family Therapist…
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Creating an impactful Psychology Today profile is essential for attracting and retaining clients. Your profile serves as a first impression, so it’s important to convey professionalism, warmth, and expertise. Here are key steps to crafting a compelling profile that stands out: 1. Choose a Professional Photo A high-quality, professional headshot is crucial. It should be…
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Clinician listings on Canadian Counselling are free for a lifetime for those who sign up within the first year. Over time, the pricing will change to maintain services, pay for hosting, manually check licenses, and support advocacy campaigns for the profession. After examining numerous directories for counsellors, many were found to be either geared toward…
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If you are unable to pay for private sessions, or in need of urgent mental health care, please review this list to find resources that may be of help to you. Please note that private practice counsellors in Canada are not fully equip to handle emergency scenarios. The Suicide Prevention Map showcases resources across Canada.…
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