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Defensible Cognitive Interpretation And Report Writing-(WISC-V, Part 2)

A two-day, in-person, case-based course on defensible cognitive interpretation and report writing (WISC-V-centered): decision rules, discrepancy reasoning, bounded language, and a repeatable cognitive-section template.

Course Description

The interpretation + documentation bridge after administration foundations: choosing interpretable scores, making discrepancies meaningful, linking to functional implications, and a repeatable write-up template. Includes an ethical-use-of-AI module.

Day 1: Administration.

Day 2: Scoring, defensible interpretation, and beginning to write up the results.

Eligibility Criteria

A Registered Psychologist. Doctorate is not required.

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What’s My Level

Course Includes:

  • Intended Audience
  • Registered psychologists, provisional psychologists, and graduate-level psychology students.
  • Assessment Qualification Level
  • Level C
  • Prerequisites
  • Instructor:
  • Cassandra Hillman White, R. Psych
  • Price:
  • $735 + GST
  • Format:
  • In-person
  • Date:
  • Oct 31 – Nov 1, 2026
  • Time & Duration:
  • 2 Day, 9:00am-4:30pm
  • Location:
  • Suite 212, 110 11 Avenue SW, Calgary, Alberta T2R 0B8
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https://lighthouseclinicaltraining.ca/registration-form?course_bundle=Defensible Cognitive Interpretation And Report Writing-(WISC-V, Part 2)

Disclaimer :

Test-publisher independence

Lighthouse Child & Adolescent Clinical Training Institute, the professional training division associated with Rocky Mountain Psychological Services, is an independent training provider. Lighthouse Child & Adolescent Clinical Training Institute is not affiliated with, authorized by, or endorsed by test publishers. All product and test names are trademarks of their respective owners.

This training is professional development. It is designed to support, not replace, supervised practice, regulated competence requirements, professional judgment, or the standards of a participant’s regulatory body. Participants are responsible for practicing within their professional role, graduate preparation, supervision requirements, permissions, test-publisher qualification levels, and applicable standards.

Completing a Lighthouse Child & Adolescent Clinical Training Institute course does not, by itself, establish competence or authorization to administer, score, interpret, or report on any psychological test or assessment domain. Competence develops through appropriate education, supervised practice, consultation, continuing professional development, and adherence to regulatory standards.

Eligibility varies by course. Some courses are intended for psychologists, provisional psychologists, and graduate-level psychology students. Other courses may be appropriate for mental health professionals, teachers, or educational specialists with suitable training, scope, permissions, and test-publisher qualifications.

Lighthouse Child & Adolescent Clinical Training Institute and RMPS are not currently CPA-approved CE sponsors unless and until that status changes. Please confirm any continuing education eligibility before advertising CE credit.

Scope & Qualification

This training is professional development. It is designed to support — not replace — supervised practice and regulated competence requirements. Participants are responsible for practising within their professional role, graduate preparation, supervision requirements, test-publisher qualification levels (A/B/C), and the standards of their regulatory body (in Alberta, the College of Alberta Psychologists). Completing this course does not by itself establish competence or authorization to administer or interpret any test.

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