Professionalism and Professional Standards for Psychologists in Canada is a CPD course designed for psychologists working across a range of settings, including private practice, hospitals, and community services. It supports practitioners in developing and maintaining high professional standards, ensuring safe, ethical, and patient-centred care in line with expectations set by provincial regulatory colleges.

This course is particularly valuable for psychologists who are facing complaints, investigations, or professional concerns, or who are required to demonstrate insight, reflection, and remediation as part of a regulatory process. It explores key areas of professional risk, including communication failures, boundary issues, documentation concerns, and conduct under scrutiny, within the context of professional and legal expectations in Canada.

Through practical scenarios, regulator-informed guidance, and structured reflective exercises, participants will strengthen their professional judgement, accountability, and decision-making. By the end of this course, psychologists will be better equipped to uphold professional standards, respond effectively to concerns, and maintain trust with patients, colleagues, and the public.