Until December 31, 2026

Summer Special: 50% off all Clinical Workshops!
Limited Time Offer (ends September 7, 2026)
For a limited time, Bespoke Mental Health Canada is offering deep discounts for access to all of our pre-recorded online clinical workshops, available now until September 7, 2026.
Individual All-Access Pass
We are offering an Individual All-Access Pass, which provides unlimited access to one person for all of our training events from now until December 31, 2026.
This all-access pass is regularly priced at $400 CAD, but is currently available for $200 CAD + tax!
To register for the Individual All-Access Pass, click HERE

50% Off All Workshops!
We are also offering a 50% OFF special for all our online workshops, including events on Relationship OCD, Emotion-Focused Therapy, Exploring mental imagery within CBT, DBT Prolonged Exposure for PTSD, and many more!
To take advantage of our 50% off Discount sale, please visit our website at bespokementalhealth.ca and register for any of the workshops available in our online catalogue.

Group Specials
If you and at least 4 other people are interested in our training workshops, you can access our entire catalogue of On-Demand "watch when you want" events from now until December 31, 2026 at a deeply discounted rate.
• For groups of 5 to 9 people, the cost is $150 CAD + tax per person
• For groups of 10 or more people, the cost is $125 CAD + tax per person
Are you and a group of people interested in only one workshop? We offer a 20% discount for all members of a group of 5 or more people.
All of our workshops are eligible for Continuing Education (CE) credits.
Bespoke Mental Health Canada is approved by the Canadian Psychological Association to offer continuing education for psychologists. Bespoke Mental Health Canada maintains responsibility for the program.

For more information or to register for any of our group discounts, contact us at info@bespokementalhealth.ca
Don’t forget that our specials end on September 7, 2026, so take advantage of these deep discounts now, and then watch the workshops any time you wish.

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