South Dakota Psychological Association
Applying our knowledge for the health and well-being of South Dakotans
Would you like to influence the health and well-being of South Dakotans? Become a member of SDPA! Membership categories range from Division One private practice, to Division One student, academic and associate members, along with a number of post-doctorate involvement opportunities. Learn more about our membership categories and costs, and register online today. Questions? Contact… Continue reading Become a Member of SDPA!
Our Annual Fall Conference is NEXT WEEK! Do you have your tickets yet? We're so excited to connect with everybody joining us in Pierre, South Dakota next Thursday, September 14 through Saturday, September 16. We have two exceptional speakers joining us, including Alex M. Siegel, Director of Professional Affairs at the Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards… Continue reading NEXT WEEK: SDPA Annual Conference
APA has a new webpage for psychologists who want to offer assistance to people recovering from Hurricane Harvey. CLICK HERE to learn more about how you can help. The Executive Director of the Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists recently emailed licensees in Texas with the following message: “In accordance with Governor Abbott’s disaster… Continue reading TX Invites Psychologists to Help Harvey Victims
Join the SDPA Family In this Issue: Annual Conference FAC Update Redefining Legislation Student Update Continuing Education Council Representatives Psychology & 2016 Legislative Session To view the full SDPA Summer 2017 Newsletter, CLICK HERE.
View this email in your browser Resilience: Addressing the Challenges of MS It's not too late to join the National Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Society in Rapid City this weekend! The National MS Society invites those living with or caring for somebody with MS to The Brain Injury Rehabilitation Center to learn about resilience for the… Continue reading Register for the National MS Society Event on April 29!
View this email in your browser Position Opening The University of Northern Iowa (UNI) provides a high quality and diverse educational experience with U.S. News & World Report ranking UNI in the top three among Midwest public universities for the past 18 years. UNI is seeking a new Counseling Center Director to provide leadership, vision… Continue reading Position Announcement: University of Northern Iowa
View this email in your browser $8,000 Scholarship Opportunity The American Psychological Foundation (APF) supports a broad range of grant funding for students and early career psychologists that conduct research and use psychology to improve lives. APF is offering The David H. and Beverly A. Barlow Grant of up to $8,000 to support innovative basic… Continue reading Call for Proposals: $8,000 Barlow Grant
View this email in your browser Coffee and Conversation The South Dakota Psychological Association (SDPA) invites you to attend our second informal gathering of the year for both existing members as well as potential new members. Please join us for Coffee and Conversation on Saturday, April 29 from 11-1 at Red Steakhouse, One East Main… Continue reading Join Us For Coffee and Conversation April 29
View this email in your browser Position Opening The following are advertisements. The SDPA does not endorse these entities nor are they affiliated with the SDPA. Please contact the entity directly for further information. Psychological Associates of the Black Hills is seeking a licensed psychologist or licensed master's level practitioner (LPC-MH or LCSW-PIP) to join… Continue reading Position Opening: Psychological Associates of the Black Hills
View this email in your browser SPDA Joins APA In Voicing Concerns With American Health Care Act The South Dakota Psychological Association (SDPA) and American Psychological Association (APA) are actively working to express the negative effects of replacing the Affordable Care Act on mental health and substance abuse. Read the press release below for details… Continue reading SPDA Joins APA In Voicing Concerns With American Health Care Act