Winter 2027
January 15–March 19, 2027
Early bird: $895 CAD through December 31, 2026.
Regular tuition: $1,095 CAD.
Apply by January 8, 2027.
Apply for Winter ↗The Empowered Supervisor is a 36-hour online foundational course for counsellors, psychotherapists, and other helping professionals in Ontario and across Canada who are preparing to supervise or developing their supervisory practice.
The course connects supervision approaches and processes with ethical decision-making, awareness of power, and the realities of sustaining a supervision practice.
View 2027 dates & apply →Each cohort meets for 10 weeks on Fridays, 12–2 p.m. Toronto local time via Zoom. Complete 36 hours of learning: 20 live hours plus 16 hours of asynchronous readings, reflection and assignments.
January 15–March 19, 2027
Early bird: $895 CAD through December 31, 2026.
Regular tuition: $1,095 CAD.
Apply by January 8, 2027.
Apply for Winter ↗April 9–June 11, 2027
Early bird: $895 CAD through March 26, 2027.
Regular tuition: $1,095 CAD.
Apply by April 2, 2027.
Apply for Spring ↗October 8–December 10, 2027
Early bird: $895 CAD through September 24, 2027.
Regular tuition: $1,095 CAD.
Apply by October 1, 2027.
Apply for Fall ↗Attendance: Attendance at a minimum of 8 of the 10 live calls is required, along with completion of the asynchronous learning.
Payment options: Pay in full or request a payment plan on your application. Instalment options and payment deadlines will be provided separately.
Cancellation: Full refund minus a $25 processing fee with at least 48 hours’ notice before your cohort’s first class.
Explore the purpose of supervision, supervisory roles and responsibilities, and the foundations of a collaborative relationship. Consider how safety, accountability, and context shape the work.
Examine supervision models through trauma focused, feminist, anti-oppressive, and postmodern perspectives. Reflect on how your values and experience inform your supervisory approach.
Consider supervision agreements, informed consent, reflective dialogue, feedback, and evaluation. Explore processes that support learning while making expectations and power visible.
Explore ethical dilemmas, boundaries, responsibilities, and the influence of power and identity. Practise thinking through complex situations with care and accountability.
Reflect on professional wellbeing, trauma stewardship, and sustainable practice. Consider the practical boundaries and business decisions involved in offering clinical supervision.