Graduate students in our accredited clinical psychology doctoral program receive exceptional clinical training opportunities in our in-house psychology training clinic, the Centre for Mental Health Research and Treatment (CMHRT). Clinical psychology graduate students conduct comprehensive assessments in their masters’ program, and each carry a caseload of three therapy clients (individual or group) throughout most of their doctorate.
We have a unique supervision model in which experienced registered clinical psychologists watch every recorded assessment or therapy client session prior to meeting with the clinical psychology student clinician for weekly individual supervision. Facilitated by a state-of-the-art recording and video-on-demand system, this model provides students with access to a breadth of Adjunct Faculty and Core Faculty clinical supervisors with expertise in a variety of therapeutic orientations and clinical presentations.
The comprehensive training in clinical theory and practice, in combination with our emphasis on research excellence, ensures that our students are well prepared for professional careers in a variety of settings, including academic, hospitals, community agencies, and private practice settings.
Details of the Doctoral training program.
More about our program and how to apply.
Supervising adjunct faculty
The Centre for Mental Health Research and Treatment has core faculty within the Clinical division who provide supervision for student clinician's. Additional supervision is provided by registered psychologists contracted as adjunct faculty.
Adjunct Faculty - for easy access to CMHRT-related software, feel free to visit the Beehive
To see our list of current adjunct faculty supervisors, please see Our People CMHRT.