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Lighthouse Child & Adolescent Clinical Training Institute provides supervision and consultation for professionals seeking growth in child and adolescent assessment, child and family intervention, ethical practice, and professional development. Supervision may be provided by Cassandra Hillman White, Clinical Director of Supervision or another approved supervisor as the program expands.
Supervision & Consultation is a core pillar of our training model, designed to support early-career psychologists, provisional practitioners, and experienced professionals seeking reflective practice and expert guidance.
This service provides structured, collaborative consultation focused on case formulation, assessment interpretation, ethical decision-making, and professional development. The goal is to strengthen clinical confidence while ensuring safe, ethical, and evidence-based practice within regulatory and workplace standards.
Anchor consultation/supervision hourly rate: $275/hr. No unlimited access, no open-ended report editing.
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.
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.
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.
Lighthouse is developing a supervision network that will include multiple experienced supervisors with expertise across assessment, intervention, play therapy, professional practice, and child and family mental health. This allows supervisees access to a broader range of expertise and perspectives while maintaining continuity of support.