We offer Clinical Supervision and are Practicum Field Instructors for Graduate and Undergraduate students in Counselling, Psychology and Social Work.
We offer Clinical Supervision and serve as Practicum Field Instructors for graduate and undergraduate students in Counselling, Psychology, and Social Work.
At the core of our program is weekly group supervision, which is a supportive, cost-effective, and professionally recognized way for students to achieve both their required hours and the additional hours needed for credentialing after graduation. While most universities require 30 hours of supervision, many credentialing bodies require more. Through group supervision, along with optional one-on-one and dyadic sessions, Counselling for All ensures you not only graduate on time but are also fully prepared to apply for credentialing right away.
With careful planning alongside your clinical coordinator, you won’t need to complete extra supervision hours later.
As part of the program, we also provide:
Group supervision isn’t just cost-effective, it’s professionally strategic. It is recognized by credentialing bodies such as CRPO (Ontario), ACCT (AB), BCACC (BC), and CCPA (Canada-wide). Benefits include:
Participate in supervision that adapts to your schedule. We are an agency where our counsellors and clients are based across Canada, allowing for schedule flexibility. Many of our students have jobs outside their practicum and can work during evenings and weekends.
Learn from multiple supervisors with varied theoretical backgrounds, registrations, and professional experiences. Our students experience group supervision and peer support through various disciplines like Counselling, Psychology and Social Work, obtaining a diverse range of learning in the mental health field.
Individual supervision ranges from $80–$120 per session—well below the $200+ rates common elsewhere.
We offer weekly Individual, Dyad and Group supervision. Due to our agency having multiple supervisors / field instructors approved by the universities, there is always someone available If there is a need for ad hoc consultation or supervision.
Supervision meetings are structured based on the student's learning plan while allowing for flexibility to accommodate the needs of students and clients. With our extensive experience, we recognize that bridging the gap between theory and practice is a must during the practicum. By connecting the application of the theories in practice to classroom learning, students can feel more confident in their abilities.
Our practicum students have opportunities to shadow sessions, offer adjunct therapy and co-facilitate groups.
Most students and experienced practitioners agree that practicum is stressful. We offer a weekly peer support group which our students take turns to facilitate. The group is designed by the practicum students for the students, and offers a safe non-judgmental space where practicum students throughout Canada support one another to reduce the stress during practicum.
All our students have the opportunity to meet non-clinical hours requirements through group supervision, case consultation, team meetings, file review, case management, training, program design and mentorship.
We offer biweekly group mentorship meetings to all our students who are interested. In mentorship meetings we work as a group on career exploration and invite mental health practitioners guest speakers to share their career journey.
Based on client reviews, performance and organization needs, employment opportunities with the group practice may also be available upon graduation.
All our students get a reference letter if they choose to. We act as a reliable reference to practicum graduates, no matter the amount of time that has passed since their practicum completion.
We treat our students the same way as we would our employees. Students have a choice of when they want to work and how much they want to work based on their university requirements. All students have an email address, telephone extension and technology platform for video conferencing and charting.
Type
Fees & Format
Includes
One-on-One
$120/session · 60 min weekly
Personalized guidance, professional development, meets Yorkville MACP requirements, credentialing support
Dyadic (Pair)
$80/student · 60 min weekly
Peer learning, diverse client presentations, credentialing support
Group Supervision
Free · 60 min weekly (6–12 students)
Case consultations, observational learning, interpersonal skills, non-direct hours, credentialing support
Group Series
$280 total ($70/session · 90 min x4)
Small-group collaborative supervision, diverse client exposure, credentialing support
Type: One-on-One
Fees & Format | One-on-One
$120/session · 60 min weekly
Includes | One-on-One
Personalized guidance, professional development, meets Yorkville MACP requirements, credentialing support
Type: Dyadic (Pair)
Fees & Format | Dyadic (Pair)
$80/student · 60 min weekly
Includes | Dyadic (Pair)
Peer learning, diverse client presentations, credentialing support
Type: Group Supervision
Fees & Format | Group Supervision
Free · 60 min weekly (6–12 students)
Includes | Group Supervision
Case consultations, observational learning, interpersonal skills, non-direct hours, credentialing support
Type: Group Series
Fees & Format | Group Series
$280 total ($70/session · 90 min x4)
Includes | Group Series
Small-group collaborative supervision, diverse client exposure, credentialing support
I was new to Canada and did not understand mental health and social work education. My graduate degree in social work not only opened up opportunities but also brought focus to lot of my own traumas. Triggers further emerged during practicum which led to me nearly dropping out of my second placement two months prior to graduation.
I would not be where I am today without the support and mentors that allowed me to complete my educational journey in a new field and country. I am grateful to my practicum supervisors and field instructors for all their dedication and compassion.
Now that I am in a place to offer opportunities to other students, Reshma and I carefully designed our practicum field program to not only fulfill the students' university requirements, but also their personal needs.
I have had a mix of both experiences: being left alone to figure it out and swim alone in one practicum experience, and the total opposite compared to the other. I came out learning some important life lessons from my supervisor who was knowledgeable, supportive and truly cared for my development, not just as a professional, but as a whole person. I look forward to passing this on and keeping the legacy alive.
Yes, starting in 2025 we have introduced a fee structure to sustain the practicum program. Group supervision remains free, while individual and dyadic sessions are priced below market rates to keep them accessible..
Yes, clients pay based on their ability. If they cannot pay in cash, we work out alternative exchanges such as volunteering or advocacy. Many clients “pay it forward” through peer support groups and community projects.
Our admin team works from 8 am to 6 pm, Pacific time. Our counsellors and students have the flexibility to design their own work hours.
All our students have access to the personal contact information of their supervisors, field instructors and admin team. You will never be alone, even while you work outside normal business hours.
Yes, we only offer virtual practicum, but with strong systems in place: supervisor group chats, structured and impromptu video meetings, and consistent mentorship throughout the week.
Every environment provides a unique experience. Due to the benefits and challenges of a virtual placement, we have systems in place to support our students. For example, all our students are accompanied by the supervisor team in a group chat. We are also accustomed to both structured or impromptu video meetings. There may not be chats by the water cooler, but communication occurs throughout the day.
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