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Ontario’s Psychology Shake-Up: Access at What Cost?

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Awake at the Wheel | Ep 96
Ontario is considering cutting back training and supervision for psychologists. That may open doors, but at what cost? Dr. Oren Amitay and Malini Ondrovcik examine the data logic and clinical realities behind the proposal, separating “more providers” from “better care.” We explore why rigorous standards exist, where supervision truly improves outcomes, and how to expand access without lowering the bar. It’s an honest conversation about public safety, professional integrity, and what evidence-based reform could look like. Tell us your perspective, have you seen standards shift in your setting?
Takeaways:
-Good intentions executed poorly lead to terrible outcomes.
-The mandate is to protect the public, not psychologists.
-Changes in regulation may reduce training requirements.
-Supervision and training are crucial for public safety.
-The importance of maintaining rigorous professional standards.
-The tension between accessibility and professional standards.
-Personal experiences highlight the impact of regulation changes.
-The role of supervision in professional development.
-Concerns about dumbing down the field of psychology.
-Public engagement is crucial in regulatory changes.
Chapters:
00:00:00 Introduction to Regulation Changes
00:00:41 Background on Psychology Training
00:01:35 Discussion on Regulation Changes
00:03:01 Personal Experiences and Insights
00:05:00 The Role of Supervision
00:09:50 Public Safety and Professional Standards
00:17:03 Historical Context and Future Implications

We want your questions! Future episodes will feature a new segment, Rounds Table, where Malini and Dr Amitay will answer your questions, discuss your comments, and explore your ideas. Send your questions to [email protected], tweet us @awakepod, send us a message at facebook.com/awakepod, or leave a comment on this video!
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Content provided by Dr Oren Amitay and Malini Ondrovcik, Dr Oren Amitay, and Malini Ondrovcik. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Dr Oren Amitay and Malini Ondrovcik, Dr Oren Amitay, and Malini Ondrovcik or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

Awake at the Wheel | Ep 96
Ontario is considering cutting back training and supervision for psychologists. That may open doors, but at what cost? Dr. Oren Amitay and Malini Ondrovcik examine the data logic and clinical realities behind the proposal, separating “more providers” from “better care.” We explore why rigorous standards exist, where supervision truly improves outcomes, and how to expand access without lowering the bar. It’s an honest conversation about public safety, professional integrity, and what evidence-based reform could look like. Tell us your perspective, have you seen standards shift in your setting?
Takeaways:
-Good intentions executed poorly lead to terrible outcomes.
-The mandate is to protect the public, not psychologists.
-Changes in regulation may reduce training requirements.
-Supervision and training are crucial for public safety.
-The importance of maintaining rigorous professional standards.
-The tension between accessibility and professional standards.
-Personal experiences highlight the impact of regulation changes.
-The role of supervision in professional development.
-Concerns about dumbing down the field of psychology.
-Public engagement is crucial in regulatory changes.
Chapters:
00:00:00 Introduction to Regulation Changes
00:00:41 Background on Psychology Training
00:01:35 Discussion on Regulation Changes
00:03:01 Personal Experiences and Insights
00:05:00 The Role of Supervision
00:09:50 Public Safety and Professional Standards
00:17:03 Historical Context and Future Implications

We want your questions! Future episodes will feature a new segment, Rounds Table, where Malini and Dr Amitay will answer your questions, discuss your comments, and explore your ideas. Send your questions to [email protected], tweet us @awakepod, send us a message at facebook.com/awakepod, or leave a comment on this video!
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Youtube
Facebook
Twitter

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