Professional counselors support and help individuals work towards living resourceful, successful, and self-fulfilling lives.
The Professional Counsellor Program provides students with the requisite counseling theory and skills required to support clients in addressing and solving real-life problems, coping with life’s crises, addressing inner conflict, developing personal insights, engaging in self-care, and nurturing healthy interpersonal relationships, all in the context of working as part of and within an interdisciplinary healthcare service.
Graduates of this program will be qualified to work in Employee & Family Assistance Programs, private practices, health and wellness clinics, educational institutions, treatment centers, government and not-for-profit organizations, and human resource departments.
The Canadian Professional Counsellors Association (CPCA) is a nationally recognized, non-profit organization registered in accordance with the National Corporate Registry of Canada. The CPCA is governed by a National Board of Directors which is elected by its members from all regions across Canada. Students of Sprott Shaw’s Professional Counsellor Program are eligible to write the CPCA Qualifying Exam and become a Registered Professional Counsellor.