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Thursday, February 06, 2014

Workshop and Coaching



The combinations of measures and methodologies used in the development of vocational diagnoses and prognoses, in formulating residual earning capacity and in pinpointing labour market access will be thoroughly explored and practiced.

1. Testing procedures
2. Occupational Classification Analysis
3. Presenting findings and answering referral questions
4. Report formatting

Target cases: Auto insurance (OCF-18 based or IE), Tort cases, Family Law, LTD.

The workshop will be of interest to:
1. Psychometricians, MA Psych.

2. Clinical Psychologists who wish to expand their service delivery system in the psychovocational assessments field

3. Social Workers, Occupational Therapists and Kinesiologists who are looking to include vocational assessments in their practice.

Contact: ncnss@rogers.com


Wednesday, October 02, 2013

How well are workers treated in Canada? A report by the World Economic Forum on Human Capital.

The authors created a Human Capital Index, based on 51 variables, and found the strongest countries were concentrated in Northern Europe and North America. (Canada placed 10th; the U.S. was 16th.) The countries with the most work to do were largely in the Middle East and Africa. After Switzerland, the top ten countries were Finland, Singapore, the Netherlands, Sweden, Germany, Norway, the United Kingdom, Denmark and Canada. Southern European countries were among the top half of the results, but not the highest ranks: Spain took 29th place, Italy 37th and Greece 55th. The full report is available at: http://reports.weforum.org/human-capital-index-2013/

Saturday, August 24, 2013

When symptoms are a mystery Your client has physical symptoms that may be serious but haven't yet been diagnosed. What is the best way to help him or her cope?

Feature In search of causes What does research tell us about the origins of complex, unexplained modern illnesses?

In search of causes By Tori DeAngelis APA Articles

Accident victim wins challenge to Ontario’s $3,500 minor injury cap - Toronto Star August 24 2013 -