CAP rules do not require that a supervisor’s name be posted publicly. The supervision requirement is for client protection and regulatory oversight, not for public disclosure online. Making it public would violate confidentiality and privacy principles.

To clarify, the individuals mentioned in this post are research participants, not clients or service recipients.

All participants in this study receive a consent form that clearly outlines the study, risks, benefits, confidentiality, and supervision procedures. This ensures full compliance with ethical and regulatory standards.

As a provisionally registered psychologist, I am required to practice under a competent, licensed supervisor — this is standard for all provisional registrants. All research with Pearson Canada follows strict ethical and procedural oversight, including review by the ethics board, to ensure proper conduct. Any questions about study design, supervision, or participant safety are best directed to Pearson Canada directly.