Thank you to our sponsors:

Have you implemented a new process within your training environment that has improved the quality of training you provide to your graduate students? Are you a program that has successfully launched a new training initiative that has been well received by your trainees?

CCPPP invites presentation / workshop proposals (75 minutes) for the 2026 CCPPP Trained in Canada Conference that will take place in-person Tuesday June 2nd and Wednesday June 3rd at The Westin in Montreal, QC.

Proposals pertaining to a wide range of psychology training issues are welcome with specific topic areas of interest including professionalism within the training environment, training relationships, social responsiveness, integration of EDIA, trainer or trainee professional growth and development, curriculum development and or successful implementation of new programs or ideas, etc.

Investment in our professional development and lifelong growth are key to delivering high quality and impactful training of our professional psychology graduate students and for maintaining and improving effective training relationships.

Call for proposals has closed. 

In order to prepare to submit your presentation proposal please note the following required information that you will be asked to provide:

• Presenter and Contributor bios (200 words) (including authors who may not be in attendance).
• Length of workshop submission: 75 minutes
• An abstract (no more than 500 words)
• Three measurable, behaviourally-based learning objectives (what will your attendees take from the presentation or what will they do differently?)

• Proposals are due 11:59pm EST on January 31, 2026

• Proposal acceptance notifications will be sent by February 28, 2026

• Conference registration will open in February 2026

Questions? You can reach us at: TrainedinCanada@gmail.com

Thank you for supporting this exciting opportunity to focus on psychology training in Canada.

From, your conference Co-Chairs:    

Emma Climie (eaclimie@ucalgary.ca)

Sara Hagstrom (sara.hagstrom@tbh.net)

Amanda Maranzan (kamaranz@lakeheadu.ca)