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PSYCHOLOGY MONTH POSTER CONTEST

PSYCHOLOGY MONTH PROCLOMATION SIGNING 

 

Members of the executive (Dayle Denney, Sarah Pickett, Jennifer Vickery, and Jennifer Neil) and our Advocacy Chair (Lorna Bernt-Piercey) were at Confederation Building for the signing of the Psychology Month Procolmation with the Minister of Health and Community Services, the Hon. Susan Sullivan and the Minister of Education the Hon. Clyde Jackman

 

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MEMBERSHIP RENEWALS

New membership renewal/application form here

 

President's Message

Welcome to the website of the Association of Psychology in Newfoundland Labrador (APNL)!

If you are a Psychologist and wish to contact us, please find our contact information in the "Contact Us" section of the website.

If you are seeking Psychology Services, please use our "Find a Psychology Provider" section.

The APNL is a fraternal organization dedicated to the promotion of psychology in Newfoundland and Labrador and to the service of our members across the province. Our parent organization is the Canadian Psychological Association. Currently, there are approximately 220 APNL members province-wide. APNL was known as ANP until June 2007.

Research and academic psychologists use the scientific method to study human thoughts, feelings and behaviour. Applied psychologists apply the results of that research for the betterment of humanity at the societal, policy, program, organizational, group, family and individual level.

Psychologists analyze human development across the lifespan and are an integral part of the education and health systems in this province. Psychologists in independent practice contribute to the well-being of individuals, families, organizations, and communities throughout Newfoundland and Labrador.

Psychology is for everyone!

As of the 2012 AGM, APNL has made a fee schedule recommendation at the rate of $150/hour for individual treatment provided by a Registered Psychologist.  We arrived at this decision by comparing rates in the other Atlantic Provinces, and the membership voted at the last AGM.

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