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OACCPP Membership Eligibility
Eligibility requirements for General Members:
- Hold a Masters Degree from a recognized university in psychology, counselling, education, social work, divinity, medicine or other related programs with a significant component being psychology;
- Have specialized training and practicum experience in one or more of consulting, counselling, psychometrics or psychotherapy, during which time the applicant had at least 2 approved supervisors;
- Have a minimum of two years work experience relevant to the mental health field. Primary work is in direct delivery of counselling, consulting or assessment
- Demonstrate an interest in, and commitment to, their specialty area of competency in mental health by attending conferences and workshops;
- Abide by the Code of Ethics of the Association;
- Payment of annual membership dues.
Eligibility requirements for Certified Members:
- Fulfill all General Member requirements;
- Provide proof of professional liability insurance through OACCPP or other equivalent insurance coverage;
- Have a minimum of 2 years of supervised practice in an educational institution, hospital, clinic or private practice;
- Present 2 references by professionals attesting to their ability to function according to standards set by the Association;
- Submit and critique one or more work samples in their area of expertise or specialization;
- Have their submissions and application for certification be presented to the Board of Directors for approval;
- Provide proof of annual professional upgrading to be presented every 3 years for renewal of certification.
- Successfully pass both written and oral examinations in addition to the above requirements.
- Payment of annual membership dues.
Eligibility requirements for Student Members are as follows:
- Full-time graduate student in behavioural sciences;
- Payment of annual membership dues.
- Student Members are eligible to serve on some OACCPP committees and eligible to vote but cannot hold offices in the Association.
- Student Members are eligible for the same benefits from the Association as General or Certified Members including accessibility to group liability insurance.
Eligibility requirements for Affiliate Members:
- Post-secondary diploma in Behavioural Sciences, (accredited college or university)
- Demonstrate an interest in, and commitment to, their specialty area of competency in mental health by attending conferences and workshops;
- Abide by the Code of Ethics of the Association;
- Payment of annual membership dues.
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