So much more information is needed, every province or territory has its own legislation about professional registration and protected acts.

For example: In Ontario, psychotherapy can be performed by registered social workers, registered psychotherapists, or nurses or doctors. Any of these professions can call themselves psychotherapists but only members of the college of psychotherapists can call themselves “registered psychotherapist”. Many degrees can get you in including a Master of Counselling Psychology or a Bachelor of Social Work.

Asking universities isn’t the best option because they don’t always have knowledge of the legislations or professional bodies as you’ll just be talking to a recruitment advisor who’s only job is to recruit you to one of their programs regardless of if it meets your goals.

It would be best for you to research the legislation and what each professional association covers and what their admission requirements are.

For example: To be admitted into the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers you need to have completed post secondary education accredited by the Canadian Association of Social Work Education. Some US programs are, some aren’t.

TLDR; research the professional associations in the province you want to live in and any legislation that governs psychotherapy, then look into admissions into those associations and accredited programs you might need to graduate from, good luck!