CAPT has joined the Partnership of Registered Psychotherapist Associations
At the Board retreat on June 21, 2019, the CAPT Board made the decision to join the PRPA. Click here for the official press release.
CAPT President’s response to Norman Doidge’s article
Note: This is Gord MacLeod’s response, sent to the editor of the Globe and Mail. Norman Doidge’s excellent, albeit disturbing, article, “In Ontario, a battle...
Read moreSpring 2019 Workshop: Implementing Online Counselling Services in Your Practice
Date: April 13, 2019 Location: Miles Nadal Jewish Community Centre – Room R318, 750 Spadina Ave, Toronto, ON M5S 2J2 Time: 9:30 a.m. to 4:30...
Read moreCAPT 2018 highlights
Advocating on behalf of Members Working together on HST exemption The CAPT Board of Directors actively supported the campaign launched by the OACCPP calling on...
Read morePresident’s Message: We Wish You the Best for 2019
Full disclosure: I don’t like change. An alarming admission, coming from a psychotherapist, but, alas, the truth. Actually, I am generally fine with the outcome,...
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2018 Annual General Meeting
2018 Keynote AGM Presentation: Online Therapy Lawrence Murphy, founder of Therapy Online, provided an overview of online counselling at the 2018 AGM, held on November 16,...
Read moreUpdate on Student Insurance
Up until now, students who are starting school in the fall have not been able to obtain insurance until the following January. Now, students who join...
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Registered Psychotherapists Insurance Committee (RPIC)
CAPT is a founding member of the Registered Psychotherapists Insurance Committee (RPIC), which has been working over the past two years to address the following...
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Petition to exempt HST from Private Practice Psychotherapy Services
The Ontario Association of Consultants, Counsellors, Psychometrists and Psychotherapists (OACCPP) has launched a campaign calling on the to federal and provincial governments to exempt private practice psychotherapy services from provincial and federal HST fees. Please consider taking a few minutes to have your voice heard in support of more equitable and affordable mental health services for all Canadians.
Proclamation regulates psychotherapy in Ontario
Psychotherapists are now a regulated profession in Ontario! On April 1, 2015, the government of Ontario proclaimed the Psychotherapy Act into law. Now, only members...
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