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An Associate Therapist is a student therapist who is in the process of completing a Master's degree in Counselling Psychology (MACP) at an accredited university. As part of their education, these students partner with a psychotherapy practice in order to obtain a number of hours working directly with clients, under the regular supervision of a qualified Supervisor.

• Supervision and Support: student therapists are supervised closely by experienced and qualified practitioners to ensure clients receive the highest quality of care, and to offer a wide range of techniques and supports; supervision includes the opportunity for regular and ongoing feedback, which can then, in real time, be applied to sessions with clients.
• Increased Affordability: student therapists offer lower cost services, including sliding-scale pricing, making therapy even more widely accessible; as students are also registered with a regulatory body, they are also covered by most insurance providers (though clients are always encouraged to confirm with their insurance providers prior to beginning sessions).

• Accessibility and Availability: student therapists often have greater flexibility in their schedules and lower wait times as they build their client lists.
• Up-to-date Training and Education: student therapists are trained and educated in the latest theories and therapeutic techniques; they bring an innovative and fresh perspective to their work as they learn and explore through their current and ongoing education and training program.
• Contribution to Training and Education: in partnering with a student therapist, clients are supporting the growth and development of these practitioners, helping them become more experienced in the field.