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CPT has three membership categories: Member, Associate Member and Student Member

Becoming a "Member" - $285.00 plus HST

A Member must:

1. if a lawyer, be a member in good standing of The Law Society of Upper Canada;
2. if an other professional, be a member in good standing of a professional regulatory body as established by the board;
3. have completed 5 days (2 days of Process Level I and 3-days of Skills Level II) of approved Collaborative Training;
4. subscribe to the principles of collaborative practice; and
5. be fully paid-up with respect to fees.

Benefits:

• profile on public and "members only" section of website
• CPT news & other notices
• networking opportunities
• eligible to run for Board of Directors (By–Law 3)
• can vote in elections/general meetings

Becoming an "Associate Member" - $185.00 plus HST

An Associate Member must:

1. subscribe to the principles of collaborative practice; and
2. be fully paid-up with respect to fees.

Benefits:

• profile on "members only" section of website
• CPT news & other notices
• networking opportunities
• can vote in elections/general meetings

Becoming a "Student Member" - $25.00 plus HST

A student Member must:

1. be a student enrolled in a post-secondary educational institute;
2. subscribe to the principles of collaborative practice; and
3. be fully paid-up with respect to fees.

Benefits

• same benefits as an Associate Member

Definition of Professional Regulatory Body (PRB):

A “body” is professional and regulatory if it:

• has a subject-matter that relates to collaborative practice
• sets entry and training requirements
• sets standards of practice
• registers qualified applicants
• has a complaints process
• disciplines its members
• requires its members to carry professional liability insurance
• is Ontario-based or Canada-wide so that it has jurisdiction over members who practice in Ontario.

The following is a list of CPT Approved PRB’S:

• Ontario College of Social Workers & Social Service Workers (OCSWSSW)
• College of Psychologists of Ontario (CPO)
• Canadian Institute of Chartered Business Valuators (CICBV)
• Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario (ICAO)
• Financial Planning Standards Board (FPSB)
• Canadian General Accountants of Ontario
• Canadian Institute of Actuaries
• the Ontario Association for Family Mediation (OAFM), and Family Mediation Canada (FMC), and Alternative Dispute Resolution Institution of Ontario (ADRIO), provided that the professional is accredited, has a post-secondary degree or diploma, and has professional liability insurance.