Please be aware that if you phone CAP you will be asked to submit your inquiry in writing. Your call may be recorded for quality assurance.
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The CAP office is located dowtown on 99 Street and 101 Avenue.
It is quite easy to find, but parking can be challenging and is not free. There are limited metered parking spaces on both 99 Street and 101 Avenue as well as several surface lots and parkades in the area.
The office is on major public transit routes, and a short walk from the Churchill LRT station. A number of Edmonton Transit, St. Albert Transit and Strathcona Transit bus stops are a block away on Jasper Avenue.
This section provides information and resources regarding registration requirements, fees and renewing a practice permit.
This section provides information and resources to address concerns about the conduct of a psychologist.
This webpage offers an introduction and overview of academic credentials evaluations at the College of Alberta Psychologists (CAP)
The Continuing Competence Program (CCP) fulfills CAP's regulatory and professional obligations as set out by the Health Professions Act and by our own Standards of Practice. Participation in the CCP is required for regulated members.
CAP communicates with members, providing regulatory information.
Learn more about CAP and its mandated responsibiliites under the Health Professions Act.
A number of documents govern the regulation of the profession of psychology and documents and resources are developed in order to promote competent and ethical practice and to guide its members.
Addressing and Preventing Sexual Abuse and Misconduct for Psychologists