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The specific services provided by psychologists, and the contexts in which they are offered, vary widely. Regardless of type of service (e.g., assessment, therapy, supervision, or consultation), the psychologist's theoretical or applied orientation, or whether the service relates to private practice, institutional work, or any other context, there are important considerations when establishing the necessary conditions for ethical practice.
This workshop will review some of these foundational considerations and assist participants in considering how best to ensure they are creating and maintaining the right frame for their clinical services, including what to consider when thinking about informed consent, and attending to one's limits to competency and the limits inherent in one's professional role. Setting the foundational frame within which clinical services are offered is vitally important for clients and is essential to meeting a psychologist's professional practice standards.
Learning Objectives:
Workshop attendees will have the tools to:
- ensure their informed consent process is appropriately rigorous
- critically consider their competency limits and be aware of the common ways someone might be pulled offside
- be attentive to the ways in which dual roles can arise in one's practice
- increase their awareness of the responsibilities of being a supervisor and carefully consider whether to offer supervision services
- make decisions that reflect an awareness of the requirements for offering cross-jurisdictional services
Agenda
12
00PM
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12
45PM
Lunch & Networking
Enjoy lunch and networking with fellow psychologists (in-person only)
12
45PM
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2
15PM
Session 1
Dr. Amy Janeck•Dr. Susan Turnbull2
15PM
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2
30PM
2
30PM
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4
00PM
Session 2
Dr. Amy Janeck•Dr. Susan TurnbullSession 1
Speakers
Dr. Amy Janeck
Amy Janeck, Ph.D. is a registered psychologist who currently works at Changeways Clinic providing assessment and treatment for a range of presenting issues, including anxiety and mood disorders. She previously served as Clinic Director in the Department of Psychology at UBC where she oversaw operations of the training clinic and supervised students in the Clinical Psychology Ph.D. program. She also coordinated practica and internship placements and taught graduate level courses in psychotherapy and ethics.
For fifteen years, Dr. Janeck served as Deputy Registrar and Director of Registration of the former College of Psychologists of British Columbia (CPBC) where she had primary responsibility for applicants and all aspects of the application process for registration as well as routine registration matters for all psychologists registered in BC.
Dr. Susan Turnbull
Susan Turnbull, Ph.D., is a registered psychologist who was involved in various capacities with the former College of Psychologists of BC (CPBC) for over twenty years. Among her various duties, she was the Director of the Practice Support Service from its creation in January of 2010 until the last day of the CPBC’s existence at the end of June 2024. She also served as a Deputy Registrar during two different periods, initially with responsibility for complaints and inquiry and, later, as Director of Quality Assurance. In addition to her roles with the College, she spent over ten years in private practice, where she offered therapeutic and assessment services, and she spent over thirty years providing therapeutic and consultation services within various provincial and federal Correctional settings.
Session 2
Speakers
Dr. Amy Janeck
Amy Janeck, Ph.D. is a registered psychologist who currently works at Changeways Clinic providing assessment and treatment for a range of presenting issues, including anxiety and mood disorders. She previously served as Clinic Director in the Department of Psychology at UBC where she oversaw operations of the training clinic and supervised students in the Clinical Psychology Ph.D. program. She also coordinated practica and internship placements and taught graduate level courses in psychotherapy and ethics.
For fifteen years, Dr. Janeck served as Deputy Registrar and Director of Registration of the former College of Psychologists of British Columbia (CPBC) where she had primary responsibility for applicants and all aspects of the application process for registration as well as routine registration matters for all psychologists registered in BC.
Dr. Susan Turnbull
Susan Turnbull, Ph.D., is a registered psychologist who was involved in various capacities with the former College of Psychologists of BC (CPBC) for over twenty years. Among her various duties, she was the Director of the Practice Support Service from its creation in January of 2010 until the last day of the CPBC’s existence at the end of June 2024. She also served as a Deputy Registrar during two different periods, initially with responsibility for complaints and inquiry and, later, as Director of Quality Assurance. In addition to her roles with the College, she spent over ten years in private practice, where she offered therapeutic and assessment services, and she spent over thirty years providing therapeutic and consultation services within various provincial and federal Correctional settings.
Speakers
Amy Janeck, Ph.D. is a registered psychologist who currently works at Changeways Clinic providing assessment and treatment for a range of presenting issues, including anxiety and mood disorders. She previously served as Clinic Director in the Department of Psychology at UBC where she oversaw operations of the training clinic and supervised students in the Clinical Psychology Ph.D. program. She also coordinated practica and internship placements and taught graduate level courses in psychotherapy and ethics.
For fifteen years, Dr. Janeck served as Deputy Registrar and Director of Registration of the former College of Psychologists of British Columbia (CPBC) where she had primary responsibility for applicants and all aspects of the application process for registration as well as routine registration matters for all psychologists registered in BC.
Dr. Susan
Turnbull
Susan Turnbull, Ph.D., is a registered psychologist who was involved in various capacities with the former College of Psychologists of BC (CPBC) for over twenty years. Among her various duties, she was the Director of the Practice Support Service from its creation in January of 2010 until the last day of the CPBC’s existence at the end of June 2024. She also served as a Deputy Registrar during two different periods, initially with responsibility for complaints and inquiry and, later, as Director of Quality Assurance. In addition to her roles with the College, she spent over ten years in private practice, where she offered therapeutic and assessment services, and she spent over thirty years providing therapeutic and consultation services within various provincial and federal Correctional settings.
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