Per the Government Organization Act (RSA 2000) Schedule 7.1, psychosocial intervention is defined as the practice of “treating a substantial disorder of thought, mood, perception, orientation, or memory that grossly impairs judgment, behaviour, capacity to recognize reality, or ability to meet the ordinary demands of life.”
Social workers require psychosocial intervention authorization when they are:
treating substantial mental health disorders that grossly impair without appropriate supervision and collaboration, or;
training or supervising others in the practice of restricted psychosocial interventions.
If you are seeking psychosocial intervention authorization, any regulated health professional who is (a) authorized to perform and supervise restricted psychosocial interventions and (b) competent to do so may supervise you.
At Boreal Therapy Collective, we have two Registered Clinical Social Work Supervisors who can provide this form of supervision:
Amy Parsons
Dayirai Kapfunde