American Psychiatric Association (APA)

The Association of Canadian Psychology Regulatory Organizations (ACPRO)

Canadian Register of Health Service Psychologists (CRHSP)

College of Alberta Psychologists (CAP)

Canadian Psychological Association (CAP)

Mental Health Commission of Canada Resources

Psychologists’ Association of Alberta (PAA)

Arthritis – CPA

Cancer in Adults – CPA

Chronic Pain – CPA

Chronic Pain Among Seniors – CPA

Crohnology.com

Diabetes – CPA

Heart Disease – CPA

Hope Literature Database Dr. Denise Larsen

Insomnia – CPA

Irritable Bowel Syndrome – CPA

John Hopkins Medicine

Looking After Yourself – Health Anxiety – Centre for Clinical Interventions

Mayo Clinic

Needle Pain – CPA

Pain Society of Alberta

Sexual Health After a Heart Attack – CPA

Spoons Theory – Christine Miserandino

Anxiety Related to Food Allergy in Children – CPA

Asthma in Children – CPA

Enuresis and Encopresis in Children – CPA

Helping Children with Epilepsy Succeed in School – CPA

Pain in Children with Intellectual Disabilities who are Nonverbal – CPA

Paediatric Oncology – CPA

Pediatric Palliative Care – CPA

Psychological Interventions for Acute Pain Management in Children – CPA

Strategies for Cognitive Challenges in Children with Epilepsy – CPA

Strategies for Supporting Optimal Psychological Function in Children with Epilepsy – CPA

Strategies for Supporting Social Function in Children with Epilepsy – CPA

Improving Assertiveness Self-Help Resources – Information Sheets Centre for Clinical Interventions

Perfectionism – CPA

Good Therapy

Looking After Yourself – Perfectionism – Centre for Clinical Interventions

Self Help Resources for Mental Health – Centre for Clinical Interventions

Understand Myself: PERSONALITY ASSESSMENT FOR INDIVIDUALS

Canadian Foundation for Suicide Prevention

Suicide – CPA

Bipolar Disorder – CPA

Depression – CPA

Depression Among Seniors – CPA

Depression and How Therapy Can Help

Depression Screening

Looking After Yourself–Depression -Centre for Clinical Interventions

Seasonal Affective Disorder – PAA

Seasonal Affective Disorder – CPA

Answers to Your Questions About Panic Disorder

Anxiety Canada

Generalized Anxiety Disorder – CPA

Havening Techniques

Health Anxiety – CPA

Looking After Yourself–Anxiety – Centre for Clinical Interventions

Looking After Yourself – Panic – Centre for Clinical Interventions

Looking After Yourself – Social Anxiety – Centre for Clinical Interventions

Looking After Yourself – Worry and Rumination – Centre for Clinical Interventions

Mindful Meditations for Anxiety Dr. Christina Bell

Panic Disorder – CPA

Phobias – CPA

Social Anxiety – CPA

Social Anxiety – PAA

Beyond OCD

International OCD Foundation

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder – CPA

Trichotillomania Learning Center

​UNSTUCK: an OCD kids movie

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder – CPA

PTSD and Trauma — PAA

Give an Hour

Alberta Addictions Helpline: Toll-Free: 1-866-332-2322

The Recovery Access Alberta Directory is a provincial navigation tool to help Albertans seeking recovery to source addiction treatment programs and services. Offering a centralized access point to system-wide available and licensed treatment options, real-time waitlists that are updated regularly, and a treatment matching tool.

Alcoholics Anonymous

Alcoholism – CPA

Cannabis Use – CPA

Gambling – CPA

Quitting Smoking – CPA

Social Media and On-Line Addiction–CMHA

Substance Abuse – CPA

DSM-V: Diagnoses and Criteria

Attachment in Children – CPA

Bullying Among Children and Youth – CPA

Adolescent Anxiety – PAA

Adolescent Depression – PAA

Adolescent Substance Abuse Risks – PAA

Adolescents – normal behaviour – PAA

Cyberbullying – PAA

Stress and Youth – PAA

Adolescents – Parenting Strategies for Success – PAA

Parenting Challenges – CPA

Relationship Distress – CPA

Supportive Parenting for Anxious Childhood Emotions

Perinatal Anxiety – CPA

Post-Partum Depression – CPA

Post-Partum Depression – PAA

Postpartum Support International – PSI

Caregiver Stress – CPA

Climate Change and Anxiety – CPA

End of Life – CPA

Grief in Adults – CPA

Holiday Stress – CPA

Physical Activity – CPA

Physical Activity, Mental Health, and Motivation –CPA

Social Media Stress – PAA

Stress and Resilience – PAA

Workplace Burnout – CPA

APA COVID-19 Information and Resources special section consolidates all of APA’s ongoing COVID-19 coverage. This section will be continuously updated with all new articles throughout the COVID-19 pandemic and includes links to previous reports released throughout the pandemic.

Coping With and Preventing COVID-19 – CPA

Emotional and Psychological Challenges Faced by Frontline Health Care Providers During the COVID-19 Pandemic – CPA

Grief, Bereavement and COVID-19 – CPA

Helping Teens Cope with the Impacts of and Restrictions Related to COVID-19 – CPA

News Exhaustion – PAA

Psychological Coping During a Pandemic – PAA

Psychological Impacts of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) – CPA

Psychological Impacts of COVID-19 – PAA

Student Wellness and COVID-19 – CPA

Why Does Culture Matter to COVID-19? – CPA

Working from Home During COVID-19, With and Without Children – CPA

Formal letters of apology from the Profession of Psychology

CPA Statement on Anti-Black Racism and Discrimination

An Apology to Indigenous People and a Pledge to Be Anti-Racist by The Association of Canadian Psychology Regulatory Organizations (ACPRO)

Apology to People of Color for APA’s Role in Promoting, Perpetuating, and Failing to Challenge Racism, Racial Discrimination, and Human Hierarchy in the U.S.

Effective Advocacy within Primary Health Care Systems – CPA

Hate Crimes – CPA

Racism – CPA

The Racism in Alberta Psychology Task Force serves to guide the profession of psychology towards ethnically and racially inclusive and anti-oppressive practices. – PAA

Righting Relations: National Hub Network. This page offers a series of toolkits and resources for social justice advocacy.

Right Use of Power Institute provides training, consultation, and resources for individuals and organizations to cultivate the skills, sensitivities, and concepts to deepen understanding of power relationships, intelligence, effectiveness, and satisfaction.

4 R’s: Resources 4Rs is about engaging young people in a critical cross-cultural dialogue that furthers reconciliation.

8th Fire: Aboriginal people, Canada, and the Way Forward is a documentary series about contemporary Aboriginal peoples in Canada produced by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.

Aboriginal Awareness Canada offers online training options that are easy to access no matter where you live or work.

APA Task Force on Indigenous Psychology — APA

Beyond 94: Truth and Reconciliation in Canada is an overview of Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC).

Centre for World Indigenous Knowledge and Research: Athabasca University provides links to hundreds of sources on law, government, and other topics related to Indigenous people.

Elder Services. Engage with online teachings.

Empowering the Spirit Educational Resources to Support Reconciliation.

Focusing-Oriented Therapy Shirley Turcotte discusses the need for Aboriginal Psychotherapy perspectives in collaboration with Focusing-Oriented Therapy when working with complex trauma.

Guide to Acknowledging First Peoples & Traditional Territory

Importance of indigenous perspective in psychotherapy. The video explains how aboriginal Psychotherapy perspectives collaborate with Focusing-Oriented Therapy when working with complex trauma in indigenous populations.

Indian Residential School History & Dialogue Centre.

Indigenous Ally Toolkit presents a series of steps to help individuals become allies to Indigenous peoples.

Indigenous Peoples’ Psychology Section by Canadian Psychological Association

Kairos Blanket Exercise Workshop

Metis History Review- St. Paul des Metis: The First Metis Colony by Sawchuk et al., 1981 | Reconciliation St. Paul

Native Land Map, This interactive map of the world offers an opportunity to view Indigenous peoples’ territories, languages, and treaties.

NIC – Library & Learning Commons Research on TRC: links to historical works, database resources, image collections, videos, and more

Psychology’s Response to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada’s Report.

Restoring the History of St. Paul des Métis: Understanding Métis Perspectives eBook: Anacker, Caleb, Fontaine, Tanya, Tucker, Megan, Lamoureux, Pierre, Nzonji, Goddy, Missal, Roy

Wise Practices for Life Promotion

2020 Legislative Changes to Auto Insurance Summary –  Auto Insurance Summary for Psychologists

WCB – Mental Health First Report (C-1392) & Guide to the Mental Health First Report under the Psychologist section

The PAA Psychological Services Funds offers to subsidize psychological services to Albertans who could not otherwise afford such services. Application required.

Victims of Crime Financial Benefits program – if you were a victim of a crime in Alberta that you reported to police you may be eligible for an injury, witness or death benefit

City U Edmonton Counselling Clinic Virtual Clinic offers no-cost professional counselling sessions remotely to clients across Alberta through secure video conferencing (telepsychology). Services are provided by Master of Counselling Internship Students in their final year of the program under the supervision of a Registered Psychologist.

University of Alberta Clinical Services supports professional development and research by providing graduate students with quality training experience in the areas of counselling, psychological assessment, and literacy remediation. Clinical Services at the University of Alberta is committed to the community at large through the provision of low-cost services to the general public.

PAA Online Referral Search

Open Research Studies Canadian Psychological Association

Research Studies Seeking Participants Psychologists’ Association of Alberta