December 21, 2021 Issue #68 of The CAP Monitor "The College of Alberta Psychologists (CAP) is pleased to report that we continue to successfully monitor and navigate the COVID-19 pandemic. We are closely following all recommended COVID-19 mitigation strategies and tracking new... View Issue
October 27, 2021 Issue #67 of The CAP Monitor “Professional psychologists are entrusted with the responsibility for providing their services to the public with the highest degree of care, competence and quality, often across the course of careers that span several decades”... View Issue
July 26, 2021 Issue #66 of The CAP Monitor "Approximately one year ago (May 2020) a Nanos poll conducted on behalf of the Mental health Commission of Canada, revealed that more than four in 10 Canadians reported feeling stress regularly (33%) or all the time (13 %) in the preceding... View Issue
April 2, 2021 Issue #65 of The CAP Monitor "The preceding article by Dr. Lisa Votta-Bleeker suggests that psychologists are increasingly uniquely equipped in both research and practice to prevent, assess, and treat suicide risk. This view is shared by Dr. Kirsten Weir (2019) in her... View Issue
December 14, 2020 Issue #64 of The CAP Monitor "College of Alberta Psychologists Stands Against Racism and Stands for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion. The College of Alberta Psychologists (CAP) has adopted both a Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice that prohibit discriminatory... View Issue
October 10, 2020 Issue #63 of The CAP Monitor "This issue of The CAP Monitor is dedicated to supervision. Increasingly supervision is being viewed as a competency that requires specific knowledge, training, and skills. CAP recognizes this by allowing supervision training to form part of... View Issue
August 18, 2020 Issue #62 of The CAP Monitor "This issue of The CAP Monitor is dedicated to private practice. The majority of CAP’s regulated members are in private practice either full or part-time. Notwithstanding, few have specific training in the legal, financial, personnel... View Issue
May 8, 2020 Issue #61 of The CAP Monitor "The timing of this issue of The CAP Monitor could not have been better. The theme was planned well before the pandemic arrived. I need to find out the brand of the crystal ball that the staff have at the CAP office." View Issue
December 16, 2019 Issue #60 of The CAP Monitor "The College of Alberta Psychologists (the “College”) has been exceptionally busy and productive this past spring and summer. One outcome has been the successful Annual Meeting and Professional Development Day." View Issue
August 23, 2019 Issue #59 of The CAP Monitor "Much media coverage has recently focussed on the willingness of health professions to regulate members in a manner that clearly serves the public interest. Public confidence is based both on the integrity of the profession and the actions... View Issue