Yellowhead

Hi, When I applied to OT two years in a row a couple of years ago, I believe that one of the two essay questions stayed the same. The other did not. Good luck!

Congrats on your acceptances. Did you hear from U of T?

Were you declined for Mac OT or PT? Thanks

Would love to know if anyone has received a waitlist or rejection email from Mac?

I'm still waiting to hear from Mac for their PT program. Haven't received an email and no update to ORPAS. Haven't checked their site. Trying to stay hopeful.

Getting on Western's OT waitlist is a win! Congrats!

Has anyone received a wait-list or rejection email from Mac for PT?

I'm in a similar vote. Was it a yay or nay for U of T and Western?

Congrats! For OT or PT?

Received a rejection from UWO for OT. Still waiting on something from Mac PT. Someone posted that they received an offer from Mac at midnight, but it looks like no one else received anything. Has anyone hears a yes or no from Mac for PT?

I’m in the same boat. Unfortunately, U of A doesn’t provide applicants with info re: their place on the waitlist. I expect there will be considerable movement on May 17 and May 21. Good luck

I received my rejection email from McGill for their OT program. However, I’m not clear if that’s for their PT program as well? Does anyone know if the rejection emails we received last week were for both programs? Thanks and good luck to all.

https://nationalpost.com/health/boutique-psychiatrists

Interesting perspective. The Ontario Ministry of Heath and Long-term care has proposed limiting OHIP coverage to 24 hours of psychotherapy sessions per year. This is well-above the 16-20 hours of psychotherapy reserved for many evidence based psychotherapy approaches such as CBT. Of course, some patients may need more comprehensive and long-term care, and we should appropriately strive to create a system that can fulfill the needs of such patients.However, villainizing a system that seeks to create checks and bounds is not entirely fair. It is also counterproductive in creating a health c

Far too many GPs are offering ongoing psychotherapy when they are ill-adequately trained to do so. Presently, they can bill OHIP for an unlimited number of "psychotherapy" sessions per year. This contravenes the scope and purpose of evidenced-based psychotherapy which is most commonly limited to X number of sessions. Ford's proposed plan aims to hold doctor's accountable who unscrupulously bill OHIP for mental health care rendered that is not always in the best interests of the patient. The proposed changes do not seek to cease the ability of doctor's to provide psychotherapy, but rather to li