List of psychology organizations

This is a list of groups and societies that focus on psychology. Psychology is the study of how people think, feel, and behave. These organizations bring together experts to share ideas and help us understand the mind better.

Many of these groups support psychologists in their work, offer training, and create rules to make sure everyone gets good care. They also use science to solve problems and help people live better lives.

The list includes organizations from many places around the world, showing how much people care about learning more about psychology. Whether you want to help others, study the brain, or just learn how thoughts work, these groups are important.

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A

Here are some important groups in psychology. They include organizations like the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, which helps children and teenagers with mental health. The American Psychological Association is a big group that supports psychologists and helps study how the mind works. Other groups, like the Association for Child and Adolescent Mental Health, focus on helping younger people's mental health. These groups help professionals share ideas, set rules, and support people who need psychology help.

B

Here are some groups that study psychology and related topics:

• Beat (formerly Eating Disorders Association)
• The Behavior Analyst Certification Board
• Behavior Genetics Association
• Belgian Psychological Association
• B. F. Skinner Foundation
• British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies
• British Psychoanalytical Society
• British Psychological Society
• Buenos Aires Psychoanalytic Association

C

Here are some groups that study psychology:

• Canadian Psychological Association
• Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies

These organizations help scientists learn more about how our minds work.

D

This section lists groups in psychology that start with the letter D. These groups help people who study and work in psychology. They support research, learning, and sharing ideas. They help psychologists connect and learn from one another.

E

Here are some groups that study psychology:

• Environmental Design Research Association
• European Academy of Occupational Health Psychology
• European Association of Counselling Psychology
• European Federation of Psychologists' Associations (EFPA)
• European Federation of Psychology Students' Associations (EFPSA)
• European Federation of Psychology Teachers' Associations
• European Health Psychology Society
• Experimental Psychology Society

F

The section lists a few groups focused on psychology. These include the FABBS Foundation, the Federation of Associations in Behavioral & Brain Sciences, and the Finnish Psychological Society.

G

Here are some psychology organizations and centers:

• German Psychological Association
• Goy Psychological Center

H

This part lists some groups related to psychology. These include the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, the Houston Psychological Association, the Hong Kong Association of Doctors in Clinical Psychology (HKADCP), and the Hong Kong Psychological Society. These organizations help support people working in psychology and share ideas about the mind and behavior.

I

Here are some important groups that study psychology. These groups bring together people who want to learn about how our minds work.

Some of these groups include the International Association for Analytical Psychology, International Association for Cross-Cultural Psychology, and International Association for Jungian Studies. There are also groups like the International Association of Applied Psychology and the International Early Psychosis Association. Other groups focus on specific areas, such as the International Society for Comparative Psychology and the International Society for Intelligence Research. These organizations help researchers and professionals share their ideas and findings.

J

This section lists a group that studies ideas from a famous thinker.

• Jungian Society for Scholarly Studies

K

The letter "K" shows groups for people who study psychology. These groups help people share ideas and support each other. They may focus on research, teaching, or helping with mental health.

L

This section lists a group that helps stop people from hurting themselves.

• LivingWorks

M

This section lists some psychology organizations. You can find more information about them at Massachusetts General Hospital Psychiatry Academy and the Minnesota Association For Children's Mental Health.

N

Here are some psychology groups from different places:

• National Association of School Psychologists
• Nigerian Association of Clinical Psychologists
• Nigerian Psychological Association
• North American Society of Adlerian Psychology

O

This section lists two psychology organizations. The first is OPIFER, which stands for Organizzazione di Psicoanalisti Italiani Federazione e Registro. The second is OUPS, short for Open University Psychological Society.

P

Here are some psychology groups you might hear about:

• Plega: Sport Psychology
• Psi Chi, National Honor Society in Psychology
• Psychological Association of the Philippines (PAP)
• Psychonomic Society
• Psychological Society of Ireland
• Psychologist's Federation of Venezuela

Q

This section lists psychology organizations, but there are no details provided for the letter "Q". There are no specific groups or information to share in simple terms for younger readers.

R

The Romanian Association for Cognitive and Behavioral Psychotherapies is a group that helps people learn better ways to think and behave. It works to support mental health using special methods.

S

Here are some psychology organizations and societies:

• Singapore Psychological Society
• Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy (Division 29 of the American Psychological Association)
• Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology (SIOP)
• Society for Industrial and Organisational Psychology Australia
• Society for Occupational Health Psychology
• Society for Personality Assessment
• Society for Research in Child Development
• Society for Research on Adolescence
• Society of Analytical Psychology
• Society of Clinical Child & Adolescent Psychology
• Swedish Psychological Society
• Society for Media Psychology and Technology

T

Here is a list of groups and societies that study psychology. These organizations help people who work in psychology. They support learning, research, and sharing ideas. They often have events, publish journals, and offer resources for professionals and students who want to learn about how the mind works.

Main article: List of psychology organizations

U

The section lists groups related to psychology that start with the letter "U". These groups work together to support psychology research and education. They help psychologists share ideas and improve how they help people understand their minds and behaviors.

V

The letter V is the first letter of several psychology organizations. These groups help psychologists and improve the study of the mind and behavior. They often hold events, share research, and provide tools for professionals and students.

W

The World Federation for Mental Health is a group that works to help people with mental health worldwide.

X

This list shows groups and societies about psychology. These organizations help people who study and work in psychology. They support learning, research, and growing skills. They give resources, meetings, and books to help psychologists share ideas and do better work.

Y

This section lists groups related to psychology that start with the letter Y. These groups bring together people who study psychology. They share ideas, host events, and help us better understand how we think and behave.

Z

These groups bring together people who study and work in psychology. They start with the letter Z.

Zurich Clinical Psychology Society
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