The original and only inclusive College (Regulatory body) for Psychological Counsellors in Canada. 

The Canadian College of Professional Counsellors and Psychotherapists (CCPCP), serves as a regulatory body for the profession of counsellors and psychotherapists in Canada. 

Its regulatory obligations are regulated under by-laws registered with the Canada Corporations Act, and administered by an "appointed council". The CCPCP by-laws call for voluntary registration of counsellors and psychotherapists who are required to meet high standards of competency, which is measured by core knowledge and skill development. Members are also required to adhere to a strict Code of Ethics and to be compliant with a strict criterion for CCPCP membership. 

The CCPCP is inclusive of all qualified and competent counsellors and psychotherapists in Canada and not exclusive to a particular education type. Therefore the CCPCP is compliant to Canadian Law and specifically to the Canadian Agreement on Internal Trade (AIT), the Canada Competition Act and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.