History

In 2000, with the help of NCR Chapter member Jeanette Rooney-Ozols, Lorne Flavelle (a past president of CCPA) took the idea behind his organized monthly networking meetings and developed the Private Practitioner Chapter. The Chapter was officially recognized in May 2002 at the CCPA annual conference.

The chapter’s mission is to support the work of CCPA members who are in, or considering being in, private practice. The Private Practitioners Chapter will endeavour to identify, anticipate, and meet the needs of private practice practitioners.

A few years ago, the Private Practitioner Chapter created a committee that worked on the issue of third party billing. They gathered documentation and provided information concerning third party billing to counsellors. However, until counselling is regulated in Canada, insurance companies have refused to meet with the association to discuss the matter and therefore the committee’s work was put on hold.


Chapter Executive

Position Name
President Paul Yeung
Vice President Linda Storm
Past President Corrine Hendricken-Eldershaw
Treasurer Corrine Hendricken-Eldershaw
Secretary Veronica Loffreda
Director-at-Large Dianne Birt
Director-at-Large Shelly Mann
Director-at-Large Lorraine Pollock
Director-at-Large Patricia Wentzell
Director-at-Large Darlene Cripps
Board Liaison Dawn Horner-Wilson

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Constitution and Bylaws

The Chapter’s bylaws are a set of rules that control the actions of its members and govern the internal management of the Chapter.



Award

The Private Practitioners Award for Excellence is awarded by the Private Practitioners Chapter.


Legislative Support Fund

We remain passionate about the importance of Counsellor Regulation and third party billing. To this end, we encourage your applications for the CCPA Legislative Support Fund which is a grant opportunity to support work towards counsellor regulation and third party billing in your province. More information can be found on the CCPA Webiste.