Good Days is a welcoming, creative, and community-focused psychology clinic that offers therapy, assessment, and consultation services to adults and adolescents. Our training vision positions therapy and training as integral to one another. Developing effective therapists helps improve the quality of care more broadly in the community.
Deadline: Feb 1, 2025
Good Days offers a comprehensive practicum training program to students in master’s (e.g., M.A., M.Ed.) or doctoral-level (e.g., Ph.D., Ed.D., Psy.D.) psychology programs. We are currently accepting students who are training in therapy and assessment for adults and adolescents. Therapy training will focus on learning how to provide empirically-validated therapies to a diverse group of clients. Assessment training will focus on clinical interviewing and the application of personality, mood, and interpersonal psychological assessments, especially in the initial appointment.
Practicum openings typically follow the academic-year schedule (September-May) but training opportunities may be available throughout the calendar year. February 1st, 2025 is the application deadline for the upcoming practicum period (Fall 2025-Spring 2026).
Clinical Supervision provides guidance to therapists-in-training who require currency hours to register with a certifying college, such as the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario or the College of Psychologists of Ontario. Our supervisors create a supportive environment for supervisees to reflect on their clinical work, discuss complex issues, and enhance their therapeutic abilities. Good Days prioritizes the growth and development of each supervisee, ensuring that their training experience is tailored to achieving their individual goals.
We are currently accepting applications from Registered Psychotherapists (at any certification level) and Clinical Psychologists entering supervised practice who are looking to complete their training. Additionally, we provide supervision to therapists who are completing their training at other clinics or institutions, including psychologists who require a secondary supervisor for supervised practice.
Good Days’ training programs are led by a group of clinically expert and supportive mental health professionals:
Co-Director
Ed.D., RP
Co-Director
Ph.D., C.Psych
At Good Days, practicum students and therapists-in-training will participate in several training activities. In addition to these activities, supervisees will have access to a comprehensive library of training videos, treatment manuals, and books.
Supervisees will have an opportunity every month to give case presentations, lead clinical discussions, and solicit feedback from the Good Days team.
Supervisees will have the opportunity every month to provide feedback to Good Days’ co-directors and receive additional clinical and placement-related support.
Supervisees will have the opportunity to meet with their supervisors every week to review challenging cases, practice therapeutic interventions, and ethical concerns.
Every two weeks, supervisees will have the opportunity to meet together with all supervisors and student-therapists to supplement individual supervision and gain experience in providing peer supervision.
