Join the Canadian Association of and Cognitive and Behavioural Therapies to access expert networks, training opportunities, and student-exclusive awards and discounts that support your journey into evidence-based practice. Become a student member today! www.cacbt.ca

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We are pleased to announce that CACBT Fellow nominations are now open. Deadline: March 20, 2026. Fellowship status is the highest honour bestowed by CACBT-ACTCC upon Full Members in good standing from any profession. See more information here www.cacbt.ca/cacbt-fellows Submit your nomination today!

As part of our commitment to evidence-based mental health care, we recognize the profound impacts that targeted violence can have on individuals and communities. CBT offers effective, research-supported approaches to help survivors process trauma and rebuild a sense of safety and empowerment.

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December 3rd is the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Today, we recognize the rights, achievements, and contributions of people with disabilities worldwide. Learn more at www.un.org/en/observanc...

December 2nd is Women’s Brain Health Day. Today, let's focus on the importance of supporting women’s cognitive health throughout every stage of life. By sharing knowledge, we can create a future where women’s brain health is better understood and better protected. Learn more at womensbrainhealth.org

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CACBT-ACTCC is seeking passionate members to join our Board of Directors for the 2026–2029 term! Positions Open: • President-Elect • Secretary-Treasurer • Member-at-Large: Sponsorship & Advertising • Member-at-Large: Francophone Chair Deadline: March 2, 2026 🔗Learn more: www.cacbt.ca/elections

November 22nd is International Survivors of Suicide Day. This day brings together those who have lost loved ones to suicide. The day aims to create connection and support through bringing to light shared experiences. To learn more, please visit afsp.org/internationa...

Check out all these opportunities for students at our annual conference—poster awards, travel grants, and the chance to shine! ✨ Register today! www.cacbt.ca/2026-confere...

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Today recognizes the rights of children as active participants who can meaningfully contribute to decisions in their own lives. CBT can be a beneficial tool for the lives of many children as it can help them learn skills to feel supported and empowered! www.canada.ca/en/public-he...

November 18th is National Grief and Bereavement Day. Many people find it hard to discuss grief and have trouble supporting those experiencing grief. This year’s message is to help support grief literacy in Canada. To learn more, please visit www.chpca.ca/awareness/na...

November 16-22 is National Addictions Awareness Week. Let’s help raise awareness by continuing to explore and discuss substance use health to help foster evidence-informed, compassionate, and positive outcomes for all. To learn more, please visit www.ccsa.ca/en/guidance-...

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There are many amazing reasons why students should come to our annual conference! Register today! www.cacbt.ca/2026-confere...

Let’s work together to create a world where those living with chronic pain receive support, resources, and understanding. To learn more about managing pain and the resources available, visit PainBC.ca and PainCanada.ca #NPAW2025 #NationalPainAwarenessWeek #PainBC #ChronicPainSupport

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Call for Open Paper Abstracts – CACBT 2026 Annual Conference! Share your research, clinical insights, or innovative applications of CBT with peers from across Canada and around the world! Don’t miss this chance to contribute to discussions, showcase your work, and connect with leaders in the field.

Our next webinar will take place on Monday December 1st, 2025, featuring Dr. Adam Radomsky, PhD. This webinar is open to the public and is a great opportunity for members and non-members alike to learn more about science impacts CBT! Please visit www.cacbt.ca/upcoming-webinars to register.

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This week, we celebrate body acceptance with the National Eating Disorder Association! To learn more about the importance of body acceptance and supports for those facing body dissatisfaction and eating disorders, visit www.nationaleatingdisorders.org #bodyacceptance

Our next webinar will take place on Friday November 14, 2025, featuring Board Member, Dr. Leanne Kane, C.Psych. This webinar is a great opportunity for members and non-members alike to learn about this valuable behavioural intervention! Please visit www.cacbt.ca/upcoming-webinars to register.

Early Bird Registration is now available! Visit www.cacbt.ca/2026-conference now to register!

Please visit www.cacbt.ca for more information and to submit your abstract!

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Super Early Bird Registration is open for the 16th Annual CACBT Conference, May 1–2, 2026, at UBC Vancouver! Join us for inspiring speakers + new social events for networking. Spots are limited—register early! #CACBT #CACBT2026 • Register here: event.fourwaves.com/cacbt-actcc/...

CACBT-ACTCC proudly congratulates Dr. David Dozois on being named a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences — one of Canada’s highest health science honours. A well-deserved recognition of his outstanding contributions to mental health. We are proud to call him a CACBT-ACTCC Fellow!

It’s International Self-Care Day — a reminder that caring for yourself isn’t selfish, it’s essential. From journaling to setting boundaries or soaking in sunshine, every step counts. Learn about the 7 pillars of self-care: isfglobal.org #InternationalSelfCareDay

We are delighted to announce that the 16th Annual CACBT-ACTCC Conference will take place at UBC in Vancouver, May 1–2, 2026! UBC has played a pivotal role in CBT’s growth in Canada, with pioneers like Professor Jack Rachman shaping the field. Save the date and stay tuned for more details!

🌟 CACBT is growing its digital presence & outreach! We are looking for a dedicated student volunteer to lead our social media content & help coordinate translation efforts. 📄 Details: drive.google.com/.../1G0cD1UO.... 📩 Apply by July 11, 2025 to: [email protected]

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Dr. Candice Monson is the recipient of the 2025 CPA Donald O. Hebb Award for Distinguished Contributions to Psychology as a Science. “Dr. Monson has made extraordinary contributions to psychology through her research, training, and policy efforts.” - Martin M. Antony, PhD, FRSC, FCAHS

It was honor & delight to present at Canadian Association of Cognitive and Behavioural Therapies in Banff. I spoke about the importance of including families in substance use care. We reviewed CRAFT & Invitation to Change as evidence-based ways for families to help their loved ones- and themselves.

Our very first BlueSky post to announce our redesigned website! Check us out for more info on workshops, our upcoming conference in Banff, Alberta in 2025 and a great community of Canadian and honourary Canadian CBT therapists. cacbt.ca

Still have to set up the BlueSky profile for CACBT - but in the meantime check out the refreshed website that was soft launched today! cacbt.ca New member portal coming a little later this week.