If you’re a Yorkville MACP student in practicum, this group is for you!

Student Practicum

  Group Supervision  



Designed specifically to support the needs of practicum students in Ontario, led by a CRPO-recognized supervisor with 20+ years of clinical experience and entirely separate from your practicum site. Learn more about your supervisor here.

We meet for 90 minutes weekly where we create space for you to check-in with yourself, discuss client cases with your peers, and focus just as much on how you’re doing as what you’re doing.

Just like all In Good Company groups, we connect with the simple intention of honouring our humanity in this work and showing up as our messy, brilliant, overwhelmed and vulnerable selves.

It is rare to find places in practicum (and this profession) to show up like this. Snag your spot below (or just get in touch if you have questions) to ensure you’re supported by Carly and a group of like-minded peers as you navigate the complex waters of practicum.

Here are the details…

Beginning September 2026:

Start your week off right by spending your lunch hour with us on Mondays

Weekly on Mondays from 12:00pm - 1:30pm
Sept 28th - Nov 23rd, 2026
(we will skip Thanksgiving Monday)

8 gatherings, 12 group supervision hours

$399 student-friendly rate

Limited sliding-scale options available,
please inquire

Each group is a closed small group that meets virtually via Zoom.
Limited spots available in each group.
*no HST, all rate options have payment plans available

  • Yorkville MACP students currently in practicum in Ontario

  • Students who want peer connection and clinical support, not just one or the other

  • Anyone wants to reduce practicum isolation, improve their clinical skills, and connect with others going through the practicum experience

  • Students who plan to register with CRPO and want additional group supervision hours (at a student-friendly price) to meet their supervision hours requirement

Who is this group for?

A message from your intentional facilitator + supervisor

“Beginning the journey of becoming a therapist is a beautiful, hopeful and stressful time. There is so much to learn, so many hats to wear and so much that can come up inside during these early transitions. I am so excited to offer students a place to gather and simply be themselves. I want them to feel safe enough to drop the masks that are so often required and simply show up to offer support and be supported.”

  • Carly

Some of the questions we might explore together…

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    What would it look like for you to more wholly show up for yourself? And how might you weave this into your workday?

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    What would it look like to give yourself permission to take up space here?

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    What does it look like to prioritize your own human needs within your role as a therapist?

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    What would it look like to give yourself permission to be a human first, and a therapist second?

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    Is this field and this role what you expected? If not, how are you tending to your grief?

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    What does it look like for you to navigate imposter syndrome as a small business owner?

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    Do you ever give yourself the opportunity to take your ‘therapist hat’ off? If so, what does that look like for you?

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    What does it mean to you to show up authentically in this work?

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    Where do the therapist ‘shoulds’ end and where do your true needs begin?

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    Is the act of being a therapist what you expected it to be?

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    What does community mean to me in this work and in this world?

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    What does sustainability in this role look like for you? How might you step into prioritizing it?

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    After a full workday or work week do you feel like you have any emotional capacity left for yourself, your family or your friends?

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