Nebraska Psychological Association (NPA)

Description

The Nebraska Psychological Association is the only statewide organization dedicated solely to represent the interests of psychologists and psychology across Nebraska.
NPA promotes:
The independent practice of clinical and consulting psychology
The highest standards of ethical & effective practice
The education of government entities, elected representatives and the public on the practice and science of psychology
The application of psychological resources to address social problems
The dissemination of evidenced based practices

The Nebraska Psychological Association, Inc. was organized in 1951 and currently has 30% of the licensed psychologists across Nebraska as members NPA is an affiliate of the American Psychological Association and holds scientific and professional meetings, conducts continuing education workshops, publishes an online newsletter and advocates on behalf of psychology in the Nebraska Legislature. NPA has two main divisions: Professional Affairs and Academic Affairs. The association's central office is located in Lincoln, Nebraska and is managed by the Executive Director of the association.

Among children, it is estimated that one in every five children and adolescents may have a mental health problem that can be identified and treated. At least one in 20 children--or as many as 3 million children -- may have a serious emotional disturbance. This term refers to a mental health problem that severely disrupts a persons ability to function socially, academically and emotionally.

Member benefits

Reduced fees for continuing education events.
Updates on legislative changes that can affect you.
Membership directory.
Access to the Nebraska Psychological Association’s Web site.
Access to support from the Nebraska Psychological Association Central Office.
Updates on the practice of psychology in our state via the NPA newsletter.
Protection of your right to practice as an independent provider in Nebraska!