In-Person Peer Circle Event co-hosted by CRPO and OAMHP AFTERNOON - Sep 15, 2026

Program Information

A Peer Circle is an interactive discussion focusing on gaining a better understanding of practice standards. As a group-based learning experience, peer circles bring mental health professionals together for a deep, collaborative exchange of knowledge to support complex decision-making within Ontario’s legal and regulatory framework.

This in-person, supportive learning event, led by trained facilitators, will give participants a chance to connect with other mental health professionals as you review CRPO practice standards related to two case studies.

  • The Working with Minors case study explores consent issues when working with young children whose circumstances change during treatment.
  • The Contingency Planning case study explores issues when naming a health information custodian (HIC) successor and establishing a contingency plan.

You can register for either the morning or afternoon session. Each session is the same and you can only attend one:

A brief look at the afternoon timeline:

        12:45-12:55 – Check in

1:00-2:15 – Introductions and Case #1

2:15-2:30 – Break

2:30-3:30 – Case #2

Registration will be open until September 13, 2026

Date: Tuesday, September 15, 2026 from 1:00pm - 3:30pm

Facilitated by: CRPO-trained Peer Facilitators

Cost: $0

CECs: 2

Location: University Centre Conference Centre

Style: In-Person

Please note: There is a limit of 100 participants.

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