Canada’s First — and Currently the Only — Persian-Speaking Canadian Certified Supervisor (CCS)

Clinical Supervision

Guiding your professional path in Canada's mental health system

A rare combination of national certification (CCS) and provincial recognition (ACS), providing evidence-based clinical supervision for internationally trained counsellors and psychotherapists — across Canada, in Farsi and English.

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Who this is for?

Who Can Benefit?

Internationally trained counsellors and psychotherapists

CCC and RCC applicants

Practicum students

Early-career therapists

Experienced therapists seeking consultation

How I can help

How I Can Help

Clinical case formulation

Treatment planning

Ethics & professional practice

Documentation

Clinical decision-making

Reflective practice

Professional identity development

Evidence-based interventions

Feedback on recorded sessions

Competency development

Why a CCS

Why Work with a CCS

Nationally Recognized

Registration Guidance

Competency Development

Registration pathways

Not sure which registration pathway applies to you?

I want to become a CCC

I want to become an RCC in BC

I want to register in another province

I only need ongoing supervision

Working toward your RCC designation in British Columbia? As an Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) recognized by BCACC, I provide structured, evidence-based clinical supervision tailored to your goals and current BCACC requirements.

Before we begin

Before We Begin

Every province and regulatory body has its own supervision requirements. Before starting supervision for registration purposes, I will review your professional goals and help determine whether my supervision meets the requirements of your specific regulatory body or certification pathway.

First session

Professional Pathway Review

Because supervision is only part of what I offer — first, we review your path. In this introductory session, we’ll review your education, clinical experience, registration goals, and determine the supervision pathway that best fits your professional journey.

FAQ

Everything You Need to Know Before Starting Supervision

Who can benefit from clinical supervision?

Clinical supervision is available for counsellors, psychotherapists, counselling students, practicum trainees, early-career clinicians, and internationally trained mental health professionals seeking professional growth or registration support.

Yes. Clinical supervision is available online across Canada. If your supervision is for registration purposes, we’ll first review your university’s or regulatory body’s requirements.

Possibly. Acceptance of hours depends on the requirements of your specific regulatory college or certification pathway. We’ll confirm this fit before beginning.

Absolutely. I work with internationally trained counsellors and psychotherapists navigating registration and clinical practice within the Canadian system.

Yes. We can begin with a Professional Pathway Review to identify the most appropriate direction — CCC, RCC, or another option.

Yes. Clinical supervision is available in both English and Persian, so you can choose the language that best supports your learning.

Yes, when appropriate. Required documentation is completed in accordance with your organization’s or program’s requirements.

The initial meeting focuses on your professional background, registration goals, and determining whether this supervision is the right fit for your pathway.

Yes. Both individual and group clinical supervision are available, depending on your learning goals and needs.

Case formulation, treatment planning, clinical decision-making, ethics, documentation, risk assessment, reflective practice, transference, and professional identity development.

As Canada’s first and currently only Persian-speaking CCS, I provide nationally recognized, evidence-based supervision, and also hold the ACS designation through BCACC.

 

Simply book a Professional Pathway Review to determine the most appropriate next steps.

Ready to get started?

Start with a Professional Pathway Review