The American Psychological Association Commission on Accreditation (APA-CoA) is the primary accrediting body for doctoral programs in psychology in the United States. APA-CoA accreditation signifies that a program meets nationally recognized standards for education, training, and professional preparation in psychology, and is widely regarded as essential for licensure eligibility, internship placement, and professional mobility across U.S. jurisdictions.

he Chartered Psychologist (CPsychol) designation is conferred by the British Psychological Society (BPS) to professionals who have completed advanced accredited training and demonstrated substantial professional experience in psychology. This designation signifies recognized expertise across multiple domains, including clinical, forensic, and occupational psychology, and reflects adherence to rigorous ethical and professional standards. Chartered Psychologists work in diverse settings, including the NHS, private practice, academia, and corporate environments.

In British Columbia, psychology is regulated by the College of Psychologists of British Columbia (CPBC), operating under the College of Health and Care Professionals of British Columbia (CHCPBC). CPBC oversees licensing, professional practice, and ethical standards for psychologists, ensuring that practitioners meet established educational, clinical, and ethical requirements

The Association of Canadian Psychology Regulatory Organizations (ACPRO) is a national organization representing Canada’s provincial and territorial psychology regulatory bodies. ACPRO facilitates collaboration among member organizations, promotes consistency in regulatory standards for education, training, and professional practice, and provides guidance on licensure and ethical issues. Membership in ACPRO reflects a commitment to maintaining high professional and regulatory standards across the Canadian psychology profession.

Registered as an Intergrative Psychotherapist through the United Kingdom of Counselling Psychotherapy. Completed 4 years of supervision and training via an accredited UKCP graduate level training Institution.

Member of the british association of Counselling and Psychotherapy meets at all requirements for registered as therapsit i the United Kingdom.

The European Certificate of Psychotherapy (ECP) is awarded by the European Association of Psychotherapy (EAP), which sets standards for equivalence of training and practice throughout Europe. The aim of the ECP is to enable the mobility of psychotherapists within Europe and ensure a consistent degree of training and practice.

Swiss accredited training in analytical psychology at the C.G. Jung Institute. Has completed 8 semesters of training in analytical psychology with 2 yers of supervision of clinical application.

Has obtained level 1, 2, and 3 training in IFS through Richard Schwartz Internal Family System located in Chicago, Illinois United States. A year training with supervision via the IFS Insitute to ensure gold standard of IFS clinical skils.

Has obtained sensorimtor psychotherapy level 1, 2, and 3 training. Is a certified sensorimotor therapist.

Registered and completed the gold-standard of EMDR training accredited by EMDRIA™ International Association founded in US and recognized by APA (American Psychological Association).

The AASECT Certified Sex Therapist designation is awarded by the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors, and Therapists (AASECT) to practitioners who have completed advanced graduate-level education, specialized training in sex therapy, and substantial supervised clinical experience in the treatment of sexual concerns.

Membership in the European Association for Psychotherapy (EAPM) signifies professional participation in interdisciplinary conferences and educational forums focused on medicine, psychiatry, and psychotherapy. Members demonstrate an ongoing commitment to continuing education and engagement with evolving clinical, theoretical, and ethical developments across these domains.

The Canadian Certified Counsellor (CCC) designation is conferred by the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association (CCPA) upon practitioners who have met rigorous educational, clinical, and ethical standards in the practice of counselling and psychotherapy. Eligibility generally requires a master’s degree in counselling or a related field, as well as documented supervised clinical experience. Holders of the CCC designation are bound by the CCPA Code of Ethics and are expected to maintain professional competence through continuous professional development.

2 year diploma training consisting of theory, research, and clinical supervision. Accredited by the International Association of Yoga Therapy as a Certified Yoga Therapist.