Bridge to Registration and Employment in Mental Health

Bridge to Registration and Employment in Mental Health The Bridge to Registration and Employment in Mental Health program (BREM) is funded by the Government of Ontario and delivered by MNLC ().

See for yourself why people rave about the BREM program.As the only CRPO-recognized bridging program in Ontario, BREM su...
01/31/2026

See for yourself why people rave about the BREM program.
As the only CRPO-recognized bridging program in Ontario, BREM supports internationally trained mental health professionals in relaunching their careers with clarity and confidence. Join an upcoming information session to learn how the program works, who it’s for, and what comes next.

🔗 Register via the link in our bio

⏳ Don’t miss your chance , our final 2026 BREM cohort begins in March.If you're ready to start your mental health career...
01/30/2026

⏳ Don’t miss your chance , our final 2026 BREM cohort begins in March.

If you're ready to start your mental health career in Ontario, join a BREM Information Session running throughout February to learn how internationally trained mental health professionals can bridge their education and experience toward psychotherapy registration and employment in Ontario.

Info sessions cover eligibility, program structure, timelines, and next steps to help you begin your Ontario career pathway with confidence.

🔗 Register now via the link in our bio.

Why is a BREM Information Session required?Because entering the Ontario mental health system is a big step — and we want...
01/30/2026

Why is a BREM Information Session required?
Because entering the Ontario mental health system is a big step — and we want you to have clarity before you apply.

Our BREM Information Sessions are designed to help internationally trained mental health professionals fully understand eligibility requirements, program structure, timelines, and realistic career pathways in Ontario. The session ensures BREM is the right fit for your background and goals before you move forward, saving time and setting you up for success.

Participating in an info session also allows you to ask questions, hear directly from the program team, and make an informed decision about your next step.

🔗 Register for an upcoming information session via the link in our bio

So… we did a little Googling 👀When you search “CRPO recognized bridging program,” Google’s AI overview says BREM is the ...
01/30/2026

So… we did a little Googling 👀
When you search “CRPO recognized bridging program,” Google’s AI overview says BREM is the “primary” recognized program.

Close, Google. But let’s correct the record 😊
BREM is actually the only bridging program recognized by the CRPO for internationally trained mental health professionals in Ontario.

If you’re looking for a clear, legitimate, and (to top it off) reduced financial barrier pathway to continue your mental health career in Ontario, this is it. We’re proud of the work, the graduates, and the impact, and we love when the internet almost gets it right.

✨ Info sessions are running now
✨ Final 2026 cohort begins in March
🔗 Learn more and register via the link in our bio

Sometimes the algorithm needs a little human help 😉

Are you new to Canada and looking to relaunch your mental health career?If you’re an internationally trained mental heal...
01/30/2026

Are you new to Canada and looking to relaunch your mental health career?
If you’re an internationally trained mental health professional navigating the Ontario system, BREM offers a clear, recognized pathway forward.

BREM (Bridging to Employment in Mental Health) is the only CRPO-recognized bridging program in Ontario, designed to support internationally trained professionals in bridging their education and experience toward psychotherapy registration and meaningful employment in the mental health sector.

Join an upcoming BREM Information Session to learn about eligibility, program structure, timelines, and career outcomes. Information sessions are running throughout February, with our final 2026 cohort beginning in March — spots are limited.

🔗 Register via the link in our bio

Thinking about a future in mental health in Ontario?If you’re an internationally trained mental health professional look...
01/29/2026

Thinking about a future in mental health in Ontario?
If you’re an internationally trained mental health professional looking to continue your career here, our BREM Information Sessions are the perfect place to start.

Join us today (Thursday, January 29) or February 2 to learn how the BREM program supports internationally trained professionals in bridging their education and experience toward psychotherapy registration in Ontario (CRPO-qualifying). We’ll walk through eligibility, program structure, timelines, career outcomes, and answer your questions live.

📌 Spots are limited: register today and don’t miss your chance to secure a spot.
🔗 For more information sessions and registration details, follow the link in our bio.

01/28/2026

BREM (Bridging to Employment in Mental Health) supports internationally trained mental health professionals in continuing their careers in Ontario. As the only CRPO-recognized bridging program, BREM helps participants bridge their international education and experience toward psychotherapy registration and meaningful employment in the mental health sector. Through structured academic support, system navigation, and professional guidance, BREM offers a clear, trusted pathway for newcomers building their future in mental health.

Join an upcoming BREM Information Session to learn about eligibility, program structure, timelines, and career outcomes. Information sessions are running throughout February, with our final 2026 cohort beginning in March — spots are limited.

🔗 Register via the link in our bio

Thinking about a future in mental health in Ontario?If you’re an internationally trained mental health professional look...
01/27/2026

Thinking about a future in mental health in Ontario?
If you’re an internationally trained mental health professional looking to continue your career here, our BREM Information Sessions are the perfect place to start.

Join us on Thursday, January 29 or Monday, February 2 to learn how the BREM program supports internationally trained professionals in bridging their education and experience toward psychotherapy registration in Ontario (CRPO-qualifying). We’ll walk through eligibility, program structure, timelines, career outcomes, and answer your questions live.

📌 Spots are limited: register today and don’t miss your chance to secure a spot.
🔗 For more information sessions and registration details, follow the link in our bio.

BREM (Bridging to Employment in Mental Health) is a specialized Ontario-based program for internationally trained mental...
01/27/2026

BREM (Bridging to Employment in Mental Health) is a specialized Ontario-based program for internationally trained mental health professionals who want to continue their careers in Canada.

Delivered by MNLC, BREM supports eligible participants in bridging their international education and experience toward psychotherapy registration (CRPO-qualifying) and meaningful employment in the mental health sector. Through academic preparation, system navigation, and professional support, BREM helps newcomers transition into regulated mental health careers across Ontario.

Thinking about a career in mental health in Ontario?Join an upcoming BREM Information Session to learn how international...
01/26/2026

Thinking about a career in mental health in Ontario?

Join an upcoming BREM Information Session to learn how internationally trained professionals can bridge their education and experience toward psychotherapy registration (CRPO-qualifying).

We’ll walk through eligibility, program structure, timelines, and what careers look like after graduation.

👉 Free info sessions | 👉 Live Q&A | 👉 Limited upcoming cohorts
Register now and take the next step toward practicing in Ontario.

BREM alumni have gone on to become Registered Psychotherapists, counsellors, and mental health advocates across Ontario ...
01/22/2026

BREM alumni have gone on to become Registered Psychotherapists, counsellors, and mental health advocates across Ontario — each bringing their international experience and cultural insight into the communities they serve.

Their journeys reflect what’s possible when skilled newcomers receive the right support to navigate Ontario’s mental health landscape. Through training, supervised practice, and a strong sense of community, BREM helps learners step confidently into roles where they can make meaningful, lasting impact.

If you’re an internationally trained mental health professional living in Ontario, your next chapter in this field is within reach — and BREM can help you get there.

✨ Discover the program: mnlct.org/brem

Maryam’s story shows what can happen when internationally trained mental health professionals receive the support, guida...
01/20/2026

Maryam’s story shows what can happen when internationally trained mental health professionals receive the support, guidance, and Ontario-specific training they need to move forward with clarity and purpose.

For her, BREM wasn’t just about meeting requirements — it was about rediscovering her voice as a practitioner and building a practice that reflects her values and the communities she serves.

Every graduate’s path looks different, but the transformation is often the same: renewed confidence, expanded possibility, and a future shaped by passion rather than uncertainty.

If you're living in Ontario and hoping to rebuild your mental health career, BREM can help you shape the next chapter in a way that feels authentically yours.

🌿 Learn more about the program: mnlct.org/brem

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