1. Professional registration as a mental health professional, with psychotherapy in scope of practice (psychologist with registration, social worker with a degree, appropriate experience and membership of the AASW, other qualifications will be considered on a case by case basis); and

2. Completion of CPTweb

3. Participation in a live CPT training (2-3 days) conducted by a treatment developer or an approved CPT Trainer 

4. Participation in 20 hours of sanctioned group CPT consultation (with discussion of own clients during the call) OR participation in individual CPT consultation/supervision for a minimum of 7.5 hours.
   
   Consultation normally should be initiated within 3-months of attendance of an approved CPT training workshop; for those starting consultation 3-6 months post-workshop, recompletion of the online CPTWeb 2.0 will be required as a refresher. If consultation cannot be initiated within these timeframes, you will be required to attend another workshop. Exceptions to the above will be made in the case of maternity leave or serious events that prevented the person from engaging in clinical work.
    

5. Initiation of at least 4 CPT individual cases or 2 CPT groups or some combination, and successful completion (completion could include early success per client outcomes) of 2 individual CPT treatment cases, 2 CPT groups or 1 CPT group and 1 individual case; and

6. Use of at least one standardised instrument to assess weekly PTSD symptom progress with each of the above cases

7. Submission of redacted case notes, scores on PCL, and sample worksheets and stuck point log, if requested, for evaluation.

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Therapists will have CPT Provider status for 3-year increments.  To maintain CPT Provider status, providers must document that they have met requirements #5-7 above within their 3-year period of status and submit  two  recordings (audio or video recording) of sessions for review.