Ontario Clinical Supervision

No commitment. No packages. $95 per session.

Since 2024, 315 Ontario clinicians have trusted us with their clinical supervision — and 87% returned after their first session.

Now accepting new supervisees

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    Group Supervision

    Two-hour virtual sessions with up to eight peers and a clinical supervisor. A good fit if you learn well from hearing how other clinicians think through their cases.

    $95 for two hours ($47.50/hour). Max 8 supervisees per group.

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    Dyadic Supervision

    One-hour virtual sessions paired with one other supervisee. More focused than group, more affordable than individual. Don't have a partner? We'll match you.

    $95 per supervisee for one hour.

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    Individual Supervision

    One-on-one virtual sessions with a supervisor who gets to know your practice. Best for clinicians working through specific cases or wanting focused, tailored feedback.

    $185 for one hour.

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    External MACP Supervision

    CRPO-compliant supervision for graduate students whose programs require an external supervisor. We're approved for Yorkville University's MACP and regularly support students from the University of Ottawa, Western, Wilfrid Laurier, Trent, Lakehead, and Brock.

    Contact us for pricing.

Our Group Clinical Supervision Services

All sessions virtual via Jane App or Zoom.

Weekly Group Clinical Supervision

Six specialized cohorts · Max 8 therapists per group · $95 per person

Group supervision is the most cost-effective way to meet your CRPO requirements while learning alongside peers who share your clinical focus. Each of our six weekly groups is led by an experienced clinical supervisor and capped at 8 therapists to keep discussion meaningful.

Since 2024, 315 Ontario clinicians have trusted us with their clinical supervision — and 87% returned after their first session.

Integrative & Strength-Based Supervision with Catherine Howson

For therapists drawing from multiple modalities — humanistic, CBT, Adlerian, solution-focused — who want a warm, collaborative space to refine their approach. Check availability

Tuesdays 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM EST · Thursdays 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM EST

Relational & Attachment-Focused Supervision with Yolanda Testani

For therapists working with attachment wounds, relational trauma, and the therapeutic relationship as a primary vehicle for change. Check availability

Wednesdays 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM EST Thursdays 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM EST

ACT, EFT & Beyond with Lori Eaton

For therapists integrating Acceptance & Commitment Therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy, and other third-wave approaches — especially in trauma-informed practice. Check availability

Wednesdays 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM EST

Child & Youth Supervision Circle with Lori Eaton

For therapists working with children, adolescents, and families. Case consultation, developmental considerations, and family systems work. Check availability

Thursdays 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM EST

Not sure which group fits?

Book a free 15-minute consult here and we'll help you find the right match based on your clinical focus, schedule, and goals.

Questions? Email admin@ontariosupervision.ca

"We provide CRPO-compliant clinical supervision to Registered Psychotherapists, RP (Qualifying), and mental health professionals across Ontario. Since 2024, we've delivered over 2,400 supervision sessions to 315 clinicians, with 87% returning after their first session."

— Chris Curry, Clinical Director, OntarioSupervision.ca

Clinical Supervision That Fits Your Practice — and Your Life

At OntarioSupervision.ca, we offer thoughtful, personalized clinical supervision for Qualifying and Registered Psychotherapists across the province. Our supervisors are here to help you build confidence in your clinical decisions, work through the cases that keep you up at night, and grow into the kind of therapist you want to be — with someone steady in your corner along the way.

Whether you're early in your career and finding your footing, or further along and looking for a sharper, more reflective space to think about your work, supervision should feel like a resource, not another obligation.

Supervision That Works Around Your Week

Between client sessions, notes, billing, and trying to have a life outside the office, we know finding time for supervision can feel like one more thing on an already long list. We try to make it as uncomplicated as possible.

Appointments are available every weekday, and booking happens through Jane — so you can find a time that actually works, get a reminder when it's coming up, and skip the back-and-forth of scheduling emails. The idea is simple: supervision should fit into your practice, not compete with it.

Resources for Ontario Therapists

Practical guidance on the regulatory, ethical, and clinical questions Ontario psychotherapists actually face — written by our team and updated regularly.

1. CRPO 2027 Practicum Requirements: External Clinical Supervision Options for Ontario Students and Clinics What CRPO's January 2027 changes actually require — and why students, practicum sites, and clinic directors should be planning for external supervision now.

2. When a Client Files a Complaint: What Actually Happens and How to Prepare A clear walkthrough of the CRPO complaints process, the difference between minor concerns and serious allegations, and the documentation and supervision habits that protect your career.

3. Documentation Anxiety: How to Write Ethical, Minimal, and Defensible Psychotherapy Notes in Ontario A practical guide to psychotherapy notes that meet CRPO and PHIPA expectations without becoming a second job. Especially useful for early-career RPs.

4. Ethically Navigating Client Requests for Letters in Ontario Letters of support, court letters, and accommodation requests come up more often than most training programs prepare you for. Here's how to handle them ethically.

5. What Counts as Clinical Supervision under CRPO: Clarifying the Fine Print What does and doesn't count as supervision under CRPO, how to track hours accurately, and what to look for in a supervisor.

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What "CRPO-Compliant Clinical Supervision" Actually Means

The phrase "CRPO-compliant" gets thrown around a lot, and it's worth being clear about what it actually involves — both so you know what to look for, and so you know what we hold ourselves to.

For supervision to count toward CRPO registration, your supervisor needs to be a regulated health professional in good standing, with at least five years of clinical experience, 1,000 direct client contact hours, 150 hours of supervision experience, and 30 hours of formal supervision training. One thing worth knowing: CRPO doesn't pre-approve supervisors. The responsibility sits with you, the supervisee, to make sure whoever you're working with actually meets the criteria — which is why we try to make ours easy to verify.

Every supervisor on our team meets these requirements. We provide proper supervision agreements, hour-tracking documentation, and receipts that line up with CRPO's record-keeping standards, so if your hours are ever audited, they'll hold up. We also offer supervision in the formats CRPO recognizes — individual, dyadic, and structured group — and we cap our groups at eight to stay well within CRPO's quality guidelines (and honestly, to keep the conversation meaningful).

For a deeper look at how supervision hours are counted and what to track as you go, our guide on What Counts as Clinical Supervision under CRPO walks through the fine print in detail.

Hour Tracking and Attestation, Without the Stress

We hear from a lot of therapists that keeping track of supervision hours is one of the more anxiety-inducing parts of the registration process — and we get it. If that kind of paperwork anxiety sounds familiar, you're far from alone. The good news is that the systems we have in place are designed to take this particular weight off your shoulders.

Our internal Jane App system can generate a complete report of every supervision session you've attended with us — dates, times, format, and supervisor — at the click of a button. We always recommend keeping your own records too (it's a good professional habit), but if something ever slips through the cracks, we've got you.

Attestation forms are just as straightforward. Email yours to admin@ontariosupervision.ca and our Operations Manager will route it to the right supervisor for signature. Most forms are signed and back to you within 24 to 48 hours.

When CRPO Asks Questions, You're Not Alone

In the rare event that CRPO comes back asking for additional information, we'll be right there with you — pulling records, providing documentation, and making sure your hours are clearly accounted for.

In our years of providing clinical supervision, we've never had a single hour declined by CRPO. That's not a guarantee we can make on your behalf, but it does say something about how seriously we take the documentation side of this work — so you can put your energy where it actually belongs, which is your clinical growth.

Who We Work With

Our supervisees come to us from a range of places in their careers. Many are Registered Psychotherapists (Qualifying) working toward full registration, building the supervised hours and clinical confidence that come with it. Others are practicum students from Yorkville University and similar graduate programs, looking for steady guidance as they take on their first clients.

We also work with clinic owners and group practice leads who want to streamline supervision across their team — outsourcing the administrative side, ensuring CRPO compliance, and freeing up their own time to focus on running the practice. And we regularly support clinicians who've been directed by their College to seek additional clinical supervision, who deserve a thoughtful, non-judgmental space to do that work. Rounding things out, we partner with organizations and non-profits that need mental health training or clinical oversight for their staff.

Wherever you're coming from, our aim is the same: supervision that's competent, compliant, and genuinely useful.

Clinical Supervision Tailored to How You Practice

We offer supervision in a few different formats, because what works for one therapist isn't always what works for another. Group supervision tends to suit clinicians who learn well from hearing how peers think through cases — there's something grounding about realizing your questions aren't yours alone. Individual supervision offers a more focused space to work through specific cases, refine your approach, and get feedback shaped to where you actually are in your practice. Dyadic supervision sits somewhere in between, pairing you with one other supervisee for a more intimate conversation, and if you're interested in that format but don't have someone to pair with, we're happy to help match you with a colleague who's a good fit.

Since 2024, 315 Ontario clinicians have trusted us with their clinical supervision — and 87% returned after their first session.

Our CRPO Supervision Modalities

  • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)

  • Attachment-focused Therapy

  • Brainspotting

  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

  • Community Reinforcement Approach (CRA)

  • Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT)

  • Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)

  • Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)

  • Family Systems Therapy

  • Gestalt

  • Humanistic Therapy

  • Psychodynamic

  • Rational Emotive Behavioural Therapy (REBT)

  • Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT)

  • Internal Family Systems (IFS)

  • Person-Centered Therapy

  • Trauma-Focused Therapy

Why Ontario therapists stay with us

Since 2024, 315 clinicians have trusted us with their clinical supervision — and 87% of them have returned after their first session.

— Ontariosupervision.ca Jane App Data

Frequently Asked

Questions (FAQ)

 
  • Yes. We have supervisors with training in IFS, DBT, EFT, CBT, trauma-informed care, and more. We’ll match you based on your needs, client population, and learning style.

  • We are based in Brockville, Ontario and work with supervisees across the province — including Toronto, Ottawa, Kingston, London, and remote communities — via secure video conferencing.

  • Yes. Many of our supervisors have flexible schedules, including evenings and weekends. We can discuss your availability during the free consultation.

  • Click the Book Free 15-Minute Consultation button at the top of the page, choose a time in our Jane booking system, and confirm your details.

  • Yes. CRPO recognizes secure virtual supervision as long as it meets the same professional standards as in-person sessions. All our online supervision sessions are provided via secure, encrypted platforms that comply with privacy laws in Ontario.

  • Yes. While we specialize in CRPO requirements, we also work with social workers (OCSWSSW), and other regulated health professionals in Ontario. We recommend confirming your college’s supervision criteria before starting.

  • Yes. Many of our trainings are eligible for continuing education (CE) hours recognized by CRPO and other Ontario Colleges. Details are listed with each training.

  • All of our supervision services meet the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario (CRPO) definition of clinical supervision and are provided by qualified supervisors. Supervision Requirements

  • CRPO allows supervision from a variety of regulated health professionals — not just psychotherapists — provided they meet the College’s criteria for experience, education, and supervision training. This can include RPs, social workers, psychologists, and certain other professions. Practising with Clinical Supervision

  • You’ll need to maintain a supervision log that includes the date, duration, type of supervision (group, dyadic, individual), and your supervisor’s name and credentials. We provide receipts and documentation that meet CRPO standards. Supervision Requirements

  • Yes. All our supervisors meet CRPO’s standards for approved supervisors and have the required credentials, clinical experience, and supervision training.

  • Many other regulated health colleges in Ontario (e.g., OCSWSSW, CPO) have similar but not identical supervision requirements. If you’re not under CRPO, we recommend checking your college’s policies and we can help confirm whether our services qualify.