What may a licensed clinician in your jurisdiction actually do — and what must you disclose, document, or avoid?
Therapy Bulletin keeps a verified reference to the rules governing behavioural-health practice in Canada — for psychologists, psychotherapists, counsellors, social workers, and marriage and family therapists. Every entry is sourced to the regulator or statute that made it and stamped with the date we last checked.
Not a law firm. Not legal advice. A monitoring and verification service — with receipts. How this works →
Latest verified changes
The first verified entries publish with Issue #1 of the Bulletin. Until then: the registry is being built, sourced, and dated — nothing ships here without a receipt.
The reference
Jurisdictions
Province-by-province hubs — regulators, controlled acts, title protection, telepractice, privacy, retention, insurance, tax.
Topics
Cross-provincial matrices: telepractice & cross-border work, GST/HST, privacy & data residency, records retention, liability insurance, AI in practice.
Changelog
Every verified change to every entry — dated, sourced, and append-only. The weekly rollup is the newsletter.
Method
How claims get verified, what the last-verified stamp means, and exactly what this site is not.
The Bulletin
The weekly Bulletin is the changelog: what changed, where, since when, with the source attached. Signup opens with the first issue →