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Position Statement Bill 137
Psychology Association of Saskatchewan has released a position statement on Bill 137.
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Recommended Fee: $200 per hour
The above fee recommendation derived by the Psychological Association of Saskatchewan represents a general guideline to assist individual psychologists in determining fee rates for services. The fee recommendation is also made available for reference to users of psychological services such as individual clients and insurers. Each practitioner sets their own fees, incorporating this fee guideline into their particular circumstance. It is expected fees will be adjusted based upon the specific credentials of the psychologist and nature of services being offered (e.g., legal and consultation services may garner a higher hourly rate).
This fee recommendation came into effect on January 2022. It is the intention of the PAS to review the fee on an annual basis.
Are you or your clients wanting to improve relationships with friends, partner(s), or family? This inclusive space is cultivated by two clinical psychology graduate students who will lead participants through topics such as establishing healthy boundaries, conflict resolution, exploring power dynamics and ending destructive relationships.
We will meet every Wednesday from 12:00-2:00pm in Arts 190—the University of Saskatchewan Psychology Clinic. The sessions will begin on January 22nd and end on March 19th, 2025 and cost $100 for all 8 weeks!
If you are interested, please contact us at psychology.clinic@usask.ca or 306-966-6895
Continuing Education Opportunities
If you have an event you would like added, please send us the details to info@psychsask.ca.
Feb 28 2025_Positive Affect Tx for Depression and Anxiety_Dr. Alicia Meuret.pdf
Foundation Play Therapy Training Days
Live On-line Instructor Lead
Full Days of Individual Training 2025
Starts at 9:00 a.m. ends at 3:30 p.m.
eastern time zone
Theory and Approaches
May 5 - 16, 2025 (Monday to Friday)
Play Therapy History, Models and Process – 2 days
Ethical Practice in a Play Therapy Setting
Assessment & Treatment Planning in a Pay Therapy Context
Non-Directive Play Therapy and Filial Therapy – 2 days
Attachment Theory and Therapy in a Play Therapy Setting
Theraplay as a Play Therapy Model
Techniques
June 9 – 20, 2025 (Monday to Friday)
Using Sandtray in PlayTherapy – 2 days
Brain Research and Child Development in a Play Therapy Setting
Creating an Inclusive and Culturally Competent Play Therapy Practice
Storytelling in a Play Therapy Session
Understanding and Treating Anxious Children using Play Therapy
Play Therapy with Abused Children – 2 days
Day 1 – Physical and Emotional Abuse
Day 2 – Sexual Abuse
Special Populations
August 4 – 15, 2025 (Monday to Friday)
Treating Disruptive Behaviour Problems in a Play Therapy Setting – 2 days
Puppetry in a Play Therapy Setting
Group Therapy in a Play Therapy Setting
Play Therapy for Children and Families Coping with Loss – 2 days
Case Application with Play Therapy
Art Therapy in a Play Therapy Setting
Vicarious Trauma and Self Care in a Play Therapy Environment
For Details on Dates, Registration, Training Outlines and Learning Outcomes go to:
https://canadianplaytherapy.com/training/foundation-play-therapy-training/
Any Questions contact: kip@capttraining.com
2025 Winter Conference WIAT4_Final.pdf
SOMATIC ATTACHMENT PSYCHOTHERAPY 2 YEAR ONLINE TRAINING
with Lisa Mortimore, PhD and Stacy Adam Jensen, MEd
Early relational experiences forge a neurophysiological and psychological template of self, often creating insecure attachment which distorts the development of self, and impacts relational functioning throughout the lifespan. Corresponding affect management strategies and attachment patterns, accompanied by dysregulation of the Autonomic Nervous System (ANS), impact one’s self perceptions, world, and identity. This legacy of trauma deeply impacts the integrity of the self, creating a split between psyche, body, and spirit. Therapists are called to facilitate shifting of affect management strategies, attachment patterning, and support the maturation and development of complex right brain functioning to heal relational trauma, including insecure attachment, PTSD, and chronic shame, rather than merely working with symptom reduction. This SAP training responds to this call and offers an immersive educational experience to deepen embodiment and capacity as therapist.
Throughout the 6, 4-day clinics (24 days of training), we delve into the theoretical and conceptual understandings of: the interconnected realms of embodied and imaginal somatic and interpersonal/relational psychodynamic principles and practices; clinical understandings and application of attachment research, specifically from the Adult Attachment Interview; emergent neuroscience research; trauma studies; embodiment studies and practices, and; earth-based wisdoms. Materials are presented using interactive lecture, discussions, demonstrations, experiential exercises, and coached practice sessions where participants will have opportunities to embody the material into practice in a supported learning environment. Twelve group case consultations to further integrate the material into clinical practice are offered over the two-year training to further deepen practice, understanding, and integration.
MAY 2025 COHORT
May 1 – 4, 2025; September 11 – 14, 2025, January 15 – 18, 2026, Year Two dates TBA
Clinics run 9am – 5pm Pacific Time each day
$1,100 per clinic plus GST (6 clinics $6,930)
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CHRONIC SHAME ONLINE WORKSHOP
Join Stacy Adam Jensen, MEd, for this live online 5 evening workshop on Chronic Shame in Clinical Practice. Stacy is a therapist and educator with the Bringing the Body into Practice Trainings.
This online workshop offers a blend of theory and clinical insight on the etiology and impact of chronic shame, and a nuanced perspective for working with the difficult and often therapeutically evasive presentations of chronic shame. Through interactive lecture, discussion, small group discussion, and clinical vignettes we will explore the ins and outs of chronic shame—from how it is formed, to how it presents relationally and clinically, all in service of increasing our capacity as therapist to recognize and work with it from an embodied, relational orientation.
Tuesday evenings, February 4 – March 4, 2025, 6 – 9 pm Pacific Standard Time
$ 525.00 including gst
For more information,
One-at-a-Time (OAAT) Counselling Training: Open Enrollment
Stepped Care Solutions is offering open enrollment for in-demand training workshops focused on One-at-a-Time (OAAT) Counselling – often called Single Session Therapy (SST). Sessions run throughout the year, providing flexibility to accommodate diverse schedules. No prerequisites are required.
This training is for anyone who wants to learn and practice an OAAT Counselling approach to support people in the moment. Whether you are new to OAAT Counselling or want a refresher, our training is designed to meet your learning needs and enhance your skill set. Learn more click here.