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• Focus Flow Body Doubling – November 11

  • When
    Wed, November 11, 2026
  •  
    2:00 PM - 3:00 PM

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  Looking for a space to stay focused and get things done?

  These sessions are designed as a quiet, supportive environment where members can work alongside one another. Body doubling can help reduce procrastination, build momentum, and make tasks feel more manageable.

  What to expect:

  • A 60-minute co-working session (2–3pm EST)
  • A brief check-in at the start (optional)
  • Cameras and microphones are optional
  • Stay for the full session or drop in as needed

  You’re welcome to use this time for anything that requires focus — admin tasks, note writing, emails, or other work.

  Important:
  Please register if you plan to attend so we can gauge participation. Sessions may be cancelled if no one is registered in advance.

  We look forward to working alongside you.

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• Focus Flow Body Doubling – November 25

  • When
    Wed, November 25, 2026
  •  
    2:00 PM - 3:00 PM

  Register

  

  Looking for a space to stay focused and get things done?

  These sessions are designed as a quiet, supportive environment where members can work alongside one another. Body doubling can help reduce procrastination, build momentum, and make tasks feel more manageable.

  What to expect:

  • A 60-minute co-working session (2–3pm EST)
  • A brief check-in at the start (optional)
  • Cameras and microphones are optional
  • Stay for the full session or drop in as needed

  You’re welcome to use this time for anything that requires focus — admin tasks, note writing, emails, or other work.

  Important:
  Please register if you plan to attend so we can gauge participation. Sessions may be cancelled if no one is registered in advance.

  We look forward to working alongside you.

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• Focus Flow Body Doubling – December 9

  • When
    Wed, December 09, 2026
  •  
    2:00 PM - 3:00 PM

  Register

  

  Looking for a space to stay focused and get things done?

  These sessions are designed as a quiet, supportive environment where members can work alongside one another. Body doubling can help reduce procrastination, build momentum, and make tasks feel more manageable.

  What to expect:

  • A 60-minute co-working session (2–3pm EST)
  • A brief check-in at the start (optional)
  • Cameras and microphones are optional
  • Stay for the full session or drop in as needed

  You’re welcome to use this time for anything that requires focus — admin tasks, note writing, emails, or other work.

  Important:
  Please register if you plan to attend so we can gauge participation. Sessions may be cancelled if no one is registered in advance.

  We look forward to working alongside you.

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• Focus Flow Body Doubling – December 23

  • When
    Wed, December 23, 2026
  •  
    2:00 PM - 3:00 PM

  Register

  

  Looking for a space to stay focused and get things done?

  These sessions are designed as a quiet, supportive environment where members can work alongside one another. Body doubling can help reduce procrastination, build momentum, and make tasks feel more manageable.

  What to expect:

  • A 60-minute co-working session (2–3pm EST)
  • A brief check-in at the start (optional)
  • Cameras and microphones are optional
  • Stay for the full session or drop in as needed

  You’re welcome to use this time for anything that requires focus — admin tasks, note writing, emails, or other work.

  Important:
  Please register if you plan to attend so we can gauge participation. Sessions may be cancelled if no one is registered in advance.

  We look forward to working alongside you.

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• Privacy Breaches, PHIPA and CRPO Obligations

  • When
    Fri, February 05, 2027
  •  
    12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
  • Location
    Online via Zoom

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  Join lawyer Olivia Sikali for a practical introduction to privacy compliance, privacy breaches, PHIPA and CRPO obligations for Registered Psychotherapists.

  This 60-minute webinar will cover the foundations of privacy compliance and breach response, including a complete walkthrough of a realistic scenario. Participants will leave with a concrete, step-by-step response plan they can apply if a privacy breach occurs, rather than simply an awareness of the applicable rules.

  The session will include time for questions and answers.

  During this webinar, participants will explore:

  • The foundations of privacy compliance for Ontario Registered Psychotherapists
  • PHIPA and CRPO obligations related to privacy breaches
  • How to identify and respond to a potential privacy breach
  • A step-by-step breach response process
  • A practical scenario demonstrating how these obligations apply
  • Common questions and considerations for RPs

  About the presenter

  Olivia Sikali is a bilingual lawyer who holds a Juris Doctor from the University of Ottawa and a Certificate in Privacy and Cybersecurity Law from Osgoode Hall Law School.

  She works extensively with Ontario Registered Psychotherapists across a wide range of legal needs, from contract matters to privacy compliance, including CRPO and PHIPA obligations. Olivia also teaches future legal professionals, breaking down complex legal concepts into plain language and concrete, actionable steps.

  Registration

  OSRP members: Free
  Student non-members: $20
  Non-members: $40

  A recording will be available to OSRP members for 30 days following the webinar. Non-member and student non-member registrations include live attendance only.

  This webinar is intended for general educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice.

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• Recording - Setting Up Your Therapy Practice as a Sole Proprietor: Taxes, Deductions & Financial Systems That Keep You CRA‑Ready

  • When
    Mon, March 01, 2027

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  PLEASE NOTE -

  This is a pre-recorded workshop. You will receive immediate access to the recording after registration.

  This webinar was recorded on March 25, 2026.

  
  

  Launching or growing your therapy practice shouldn’t feel overwhelming, especially when it comes to the business side. This practical, plain‑language webinar walks Canadian therapists through exactly how to set up and run a sole proprietorship with confidence. Demystify how your taxes actually work, what you can deduct (and what you really shouldn’t), and how to organize your business finances so you stay compliant, stress‑free, and in control at tax time.

  In this session, you’ll learn:

  • How to properly set up your practice as a sole proprietor
  • What income you must report — and how to track it without drowning in admin
  • The most common (and most missed) deductions for therapists
  • How GST/HST works for therapy practices and when you need to register
  • Simple systems to separate personal and business finances
  • How to stay on top of CRA requirements all year, not just at tax time

  
  

  Perfect for new practitioners and seasoned therapists who want to tighten up their financial foundations.

  
  

  

  
  

  Shannon Lee Simmons is an award-winning Certified Financial Planner, speaker, bestselling author of four books, Chartered Investment Manager and founder of the New School of Finance. She is a personal finance writer for the Globe and Mail as well as CBC Radio’s Metro Morning money columnist.

  
  

  
  

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• Recording - Psychedelics: Myths vs. Medicine

  • When
    Tue, March 02, 2027
  •  
    12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
  • Location
    Online, pre-recorded webinar

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  PLEASE NOTE

  This is a pre-recorded webinar. You will receive immediate access to the recording after registration and payment, where applicable.

  This webinar was recorded on September 11, 2026.

  
  

  
  

  Join Registered Psychotherapist and Certified Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapist Gina Miranda for an exploration of psychedelic medicine and its evolving role in mental health care.

  Psychedelic medicines have been used in various forms for thousands of years and can profoundly affect the mind and body. While they may offer meaningful therapeutic possibilities, they can also carry significant risks when approached without adequate knowledge, intention, and care.

  During this two-hour webinar, Gina will explore:

  • Common myths and misconceptions surrounding psychedelics

  • How psychedelic medicines may affect the mind and body

  • Potential benefits, risks, and limitations

  • The importance of informed, intentional, and conscious use

  • Considerations for psychotherapists interested in this evolving area of practice

  Attendees will receive access to the webinar recording following the event.

  About the presenter

  Gina Miranda is a Certified Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapist trained through the Integrative Psychiatry Institute and ATMA CENA. She is also a Registered Psychotherapist with the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario.

  Gina works with plant medicines, including cannabis and cacao, in group settings at Dimensions Algonquin Highlands and in her private practice. She also works with individuals through ATMA CENA using ketamine-assisted psychotherapy.

  Learn more about Gina at https://ginamiranda.ca.

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