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University of Regina
Administration-Humanities Building,
AH 345
3737 Wascana Parkway
Regina, SK S4S 0A2
Fax: 306-585-4772
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Dr. Jeff Loucks
Acting Department Head
Brenda Yung
Administrative Assistant
Phone: 306-585-4157
Catherine Hologroski
Administrative Assistant
Phone: 306-585-4221
Clinical Program
Clinical Training
Students in the graduate program in Clinical Psychology complete a minimum of 900 hours of supervised practical experience consisting of a 600 hour four month internship in Clinical Psychology (Psyc 876) and a minimum of two additional 150 hour Practica in Clinical Psychology (Psyc 870-875) prior to the full-year Pre-doctoral Residency in Clinical Psychology (Psyc 880AB). No more than 600 hours of the required supervised clinical experience can be undertaken for academic credit by students enrolled in the M.Sc. program in Clinical Psychology. For the full-year pre-doctoral residency, students are expected to apply to CPA accredited sites or equivalent and to go through the Association of Psychology Postdoctoral and Internship Centers (APPIC) matching process (www.appic.org).Students will receive at least 300 hours of direct contact with clients prior to the pre-doctoral residency and at least 150 hours of supervision.
Our Graduates
Graduates from our program have been highly successful in obtaining employment in clinical settings (e.g., hospitals, mental health clinics) and research settings (e.g., universities). All of our doctoral clinical program graduates have been successful in becoming registered, licensed or certified (or, in the case of very recent graduates, are in the process of becoming registered, licensed or certified) as psychologists in the jurisdiction of their choice.
Clinical Degree Programs
The degree programs in Clinical Psychology offered in the Department are based on a scientist-practitioner model of training and emphasise clinical, research, and professional skill development.
The M.Sc. program in Clinical Psychology is intended to provide students with a solid grasp of basic academic and practical skills. The Ph.D. program in Clinical Psychology builds upon the M.Sc. program and provides an opportunity for advanced research, study, and clinical skills acquisition. In line with the current emphasis of many programs and jurisdictions in North America with respect to academic training and credentialing in Psychology, students pursuing graduate education and training in Clinical Psychology are strongly encouraged to do so at the doctoral level. As such, all students completing the M.Sc. are expected to apply to the Ph.D. program. Students who are enrolled in our clinical program are expected to maintain full-time student status.
The Department's doctoral program in Clinical Psychology is fully accredited by the Canadian Psychological Association. The next accreditation site visit is planned for the 2027-2028 academic year.
For information on the Clinical Psychology program, consult the following documents:
- Clinical Psychology Program Manual (Current Students) (1,044 KB)
- Psychology Training Clinic Policy and Procedures Manual (686 KB)
Program Reviews
- 2022 Program Review (307 KB)
- 2021 Program Review (349 KB)
- 2020 Program Review (298 KB)
- 2019 Program Review (284 KB)
- 2018 Program Review (287 KB)
- 2017 Program Review (637 KB)
- 2016 Program Review (1.37 MB)
- 2015 Program Review (1.36 MB)
- 2014 Program Review (229 KB)
- 2013 Program Review (194 KB)
- 2012 Program Review (59.97 KB)
Newsletters
- 2022 Psyc Clinical Newsletter (1.2 KB)
- 2021 Psyc Clinical Newsletter (988 KB)
- 2020 Psyc Clinical Newsletter (265 KB)
- 2019 Psyc Clinical Newsletter (244 KB)
- 2018 Psyc Clinical Newsletter (308 KB)
- 2017 Fall Newsletter (1.15 MB)
- 2016 Fall Newsletter (60 KB)
- 2015 Fall Newsletter (420 KB)
- 2014 Fall Newsletter (612 KB)
- 2013 Fall Newsletter (496 KB)
- 2012 Fall Newsletter (37.50 KB)
- 2011 Fall Newsletter (1.10 MB)