The CAP Monitor

The CAP Monitor is a regular publication of the College of Alberta Psychologists and is published quarterly. The Publications Committee monitors the content of The CAP Monitor to ensure the information being conveyed is consistent with CAP’s mandate, governing documents and policy. 

October 3, 2024

Issue #79 of The CAP Monitor

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"Welcome to this issue of The CAP Monitor on the topic of retirement. For some, retirement from their profession is something to celebrate, while others might feel they are losing their professional identity. Regardless, retirement comes in...
July 8, 2024

Issue #78 of The CAP Monitor

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"Welcome to this issue of The CAP Monitor on the topic of science-informed practice. Aligning with CAP’s Standards of Practice (2023), psychologists shall only provide professional services “in accordance with reasonable and...
April 22, 2024

Issue #77 of The CAP Monitor

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"Welcome to this Issue of The CAP Monitor on the topic of 'supervision'. We are pleased to have members of CAP’s Supervision Review Committee contribute a variety of articles on this important topic. The Supervision Review...
December 15, 2023

Issue #76 of The CAP Monitor

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"The end of September wrapped up CAP’s third virtual Annual Meeting and Professional Development Event. This year's theme was Virtual Care and Digital Mental Health. Dr. Jonathan Perle board-certified clinical child and adolescent...
November 14, 2023

Issue #75 of The CAP Monitor

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This CAP Monitor is dedicated to interventions. CAP Past-President, Kathleen Kelava outlines the depth of potential interventions. She emphasizes an intervention approach based on authenticity and self-awareness. Kelava suggests that we must...
July 4, 2023

Issue #74 of The CAP Monitor

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"This CAP Monitor is dedicated to gender diversity. CAP President, Kathleen Kelava challenges regulated members to do more to understand gender diversity. She emphasizes an approach based upon humility, curiosity, and engagement. Kelava...
April 12, 2023

Issue #73 of The CAP Monitor

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"The mandate of CAP is to serve the interests of the public and guide the profession of psychology. Our vision is to ensure the interests of the public are protected by enhancing the practice of psychology and encouraging psychologists to...
December 9, 2022

Issue #72 of The CAP Monitor

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"The College of Alberta Psychologists (CAP) continued to be a hub of activity throughout the summer months and early September. This is notwithstanding the many technological innovations that have been recently implemented. CAP’s...
October 18, 2022

Issue #71 of The CAP Monitor

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"This is an exciting time for the College of Alberta Psychologists (CAP) and our regulated members. All new applicants and existing regulated members have now had their first introduction to our new digital ecosystem. Applicants and...
July 7, 2022

Issue #70 of The CAP Monitor

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"I am very pleased to report that 98 percent the College of Alberta Psychologists’ (CAP) membership had fully or partially completed their 2022-2023 practice permit renewal by fiscal year end. This included completing the first...
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