content, a syllabus or letter from the course instructor detailing the course content must be provided. If an independent study is listed, a letter from the supervising faculty member detailing the focus and content of the study must be provided. C. SUPERVISED PRACTICE CSPA applicants must demonstrate that they have completed supervised practice involving a minimum of 400 hours of consulting experience.Only those hours spent in the preparation, delivery, and evaluation of applied services are eligible for inclusion.A minimum of 20 hours (5%) must be completed under direct supervision with a CSPA member or a supervisor who has been approved by CSPA Review Committee (recommended ratio of 1/20 - supervision hours to contact hours with clients).A minimum of 200 hours (50%) must be spent in direct contact with clients. A maximum of 80 hours (20%) can be allocated for preparation.A maximum of 120 hours (30%) can be used to incorporate sport psychology consulting in an existing practice (e.g., coaching, physiotherapy, or athletic therapy). Internship work should rarely include one-time presentations and rather focus on ongoing work with individuals or teams. Eligible Practice Experiences: Working directly with an athletic team and/or the coaching staff in an applied sport setting while helping them develop life and sport skills and perspectives including goal-setting, cohesion, commitment, relaxation, activation, concentration, distraction control, self-confidence, imagery, self-talk, communication, and competition planning, etc. Implementing sport psychology principles while coaching or treating (e.g., athletic therapist) individual or team sport athletes. Serving as a consultant for a youth sport organization and teaching children/adolescents, parents, and/or coaches about healthy competition patterns and moral reasoning. Serving as a consultant for a cardiac rehabilitation program and teaching participants ways to increase exercise adherence, stress and time management, various coping skills, and overall life management skills. Working with an athlete, dancer, musician, or artist on performance-relevant issues (i.e., performance anxiety, balance, communication, etc.).While serving as an academic counsellor, conducting formal performance enhancement work with athletes. Ineligible Practice Experiences: Working in an alcohol rehabilitation center that happens to have athletes as clients. Providing marital and family counselling to an athlete and his/her family.Being part of a general practice or counselling center and treating an athlete for an eating disorder. While serving as an academic counsellor, providing only academic support services to athletes.While serving as an athletic trainer, providing only physical rehabilitation services to athletes. Logbook of Supervised Practice: CSPA applicants should be prepared to demonstrate a log of their supervised practice if additional information is required following the application submission. While completing their supervised practice, they should: A. Log Activities: Document all the activities conducted with individuals or teams. Briefly describe the content of each meeting, for example, the approach or strategies used as well as client responses and feedback. B. Log Hours: Document internship hours for each internship context in which applied work is conducted and summarize these hours in the Supervised Practice Grid (Form #2). When recording hours, include preparation time (i.e., developing handouts, assessment forms, and intervention activities), work with clients (i.e., on-site, via telephone or e-mail), sport psychology related presentations (i.e., to athletes,