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Available for purchase by individuals interested in becoming members and considering applying for the Certified Psychosocial Rehabilitation and Recovery Practitioner (CPRRP).

If you are a member of an organization that has purchased a membership on your behalf, your journal access will be available in your organization's course.

Benefits include:

  • Endorsed by the Mental Health Commission of Canada, becoming a member meets the first eligibility requirement to apply for the PSR Recovery Practitioner Certification designation micro-credential. (Please refer to the full list of eligibility requirements for CPRRP available here: https://www.psrrpscanada.ca/cprrp-designation/applying-for-the-cprrp-designation)

  • Discounts on PSR/RPS Canada conferences and training events, including Chapters and United States Psychiatric Rehabilitation (PRA).

  • An opportunity to serve on the PSR Canada Board and committees.

  • Voting privileges on PSR/RPS Canada issues and elections.

  • Member-only information on resources, including those generated by the World Association of Psychosocial Rehabilitation.

  • An e-subscription to the Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal (Boston University).

  • Interact with other members to discuss common issues and share knowledge.

  • Full access to all recorded webinars, lessons, books, evidence, tools, and initiatives in the online resource library of PSR and Recovery of PSR Canada.

Why have the CPRRP Designation?

The benefits of obtaining the Certified Psychosocial Rehabilitation Recovery Practitioner (CPRRP) designation are multiple:

  • A national designation valid across provinces and territories
  • Confidence you understand your role in the recovery process of those you serve
  • A list of competencies, including the performance indicators for each competency domain based on research and practice
  • Support to increase knowledge and skills and flexible Maintenance of Certification opportunities
  • Common language amongst CPRRP staff
  • Ability to monitor and track outcomes along the recovery journey of those you serve
  • Connection to a network of practitioners beyond your own agency
  • Commitment to a practitioner code of ethics
  • Access to an organizational code of ethics to support your agency
  • Your name added to the elite roster of CPRRPs

How to submit your application

Click here to learn how to submit your application for CPRRP Designation.

Total investment

  • CPRRP Designation Application fee: $250.00 
  • Maintenance of Certification fee: $175.00 upon certification and every three years after that.

👇 Click on the Resource Library Database below to browse all of
PSR Canada's incredible library of resources! 🔎

Welcome to the Community of Practice course for all PSR RPS Canada members! 

 
What is a community of practice?
  • A community of practice is a group of people who share a common concern, problem, or interest in a topic and who come together to fulfill both individual and group goals.
  • Communities of practice often focus on sharing best practices and creating new knowledge to advance a domain of professional practice. Interaction on an ongoing basis is an important part of this.
  • Many communities of practice rely on face-to-face meetings and web-based collaborative environments to communicate, connect and conduct community activities.

This space allows you to create and participate in discussions with other members across Canada and the world, sharing best practices, discussing emerging trends, and more!

🚧 These pages are still under construction! There is more to come 🚧

Welcome to PSR Canada's Online Lesson Repository!

↖️ The left-hand sidebar of the page offers various online lessons or modules you can engage with.

These are also accessible through the Resource Library, where you can search for lessons by author, competency domain, and more!