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National Training Seminar SeriesThe CCPPP is thrilled to sponsor an exceptional lineup of speakers and topics for its’ National Training Seminar Series. See our Events page to register for upcoming events. Content and videos from past seminars are posted below, where available. Note: unless otherwise specified, all presentations and materials are in English. | Série de séminaires de formation nationaux programmés Le CCPPP est ravi de proposer, dans le cadre de sa série de séminaires de formation nationaux, une gamme exceptionnelle de conférenciers et de sujets. Consultez notre page Événements pour vous inscrire aux événements à venir. Lorsqu’ils sont disponibles, le contenu et les vidéos des séminaires précédents sont affichés ci-dessous. Remarque : sauf indication contraire, toutes les présentations et tous les documents sont en anglais. |
2023-24 Dr. Karlee Fellner - Indigenous wisdoms for psychology: decolonizing and (re)storying toward ethical practice with iyiniwak link to slides link to video Dr. Rachelle Pullmer - Changing the Way We Think and Talk About Our Bodies: The Multifaceted Nature of Body Image and Its Role in Eating Disorder Recovery link to slides link to video May 10, 2024 (12-2pm EST): Dr. Judi Malone - Effective Advocacy: Your Role as Clinicians Abstract: Psychologists are uniquely trained in a vast number of areas: program development, consultation, supervision, behavioural (non-pharmacological) pain management, telehealth, cross-jurisdiction expertise, etc., that make us effective advocates. Psychologists also have natural networks and spheres of influence for advocacy, with great potential to develop core relationships with key professionals. Advocacy is not about competing with other professions. It is about focusing on the unique value, or niche “sells”, of psychology – we add value. This presentation reviews how, where, when, why, and with whom to effectively advocate in addition to how to structure key messages. Speaker Bio: Dr Judi L Malone, R. Psych (AB/AUS) is the CEO of the Psychologists’ Association of Alberta. Dr Malone has a wealth of scientist-practitioner experience from clinical practice, academia, and professional association administration & advocacy. Her expertise includes trauma, the neurobiology of addictions, small communities of practice, and professional ethics. She is an adjunct with Educational Psychology at the University of Alberta.Register Here: https://ucalgary.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJItf--hrD8tE9VFrrpy6TFvU70q6uqOLdBF 2022-23 Dr. Josephine Tan - Social Justice and Decolonization with First Nations Clients link to slides link to video Ms. Rebecca Ponting - Overcoming Impostor Syndrome link to slides Dr. Michael Vallis - The Role of Behaviour Change Counselling in Chronic Disease Management link to slides link to video 2021-22 Drs. Sara Hagstrom and Allison Ponce - CCTC Social Responsiveness Toolkit Dr. David Klonsky - Understanding Suicide to Prevent Suicide link to slides link to video Mr. Ed Sackaney and Dr. David Dantos - Allyship, Reconciliation and the Profession of Psychology link to video Dr. Sean Kidd - Program development, evaluation and consultation – A primer 2020-21Dr. Ada Sinacore - Human Rights and Social Justice in Psychology Dr. Anusha Kassan and Dr. Julie Cohen - Anti-Racism link to slides link to video Dr. Karen Cohen - Advocacy link to slides Dr. Amanda Maranzan - Ethics in Social Media link to slides Dr. Joanne Savoie - Transitioning from Student to Employee link to slides link to infographic |