Psychology

APAGS is the largest group of organized graduate psychology students worldwide. Founded in 1988, APAGS currently represents approximately one-third of all APA members, making it one of the largest constituency groups within the association.

Honor society affiliated with the American Psychological Association and the Association for Psychological Science; member of the Association of College National Honor Societies; functions as a “federation of chapters” located at colleges and universities throughout the U.S., Canada, the Caribbean, Ireland, and New Zealand.
Membership: open to graduate and undergraduate students and faculty meeting eligibility requirements.

Oldest national organization in the U.S. for psychoanalysts; includes 30 accredited training institutes and 39 affiliate societies in the U.S.

The APA is the world’s largest professional society for medical specialists who are psychiatrists providing treatment for persons with mental disorders, intellectual disability, and substance-related disorders.

Largest organization of faculty, students, researchers, and practitioners interested in Asian American psychology.

Promotes the development of research, theory, and intervention strategies in sport psychology and the provision of psychological services in sport and exercise psychology with a focus on three major areas: health and exercise psychology; performance psychology; and social psychology.

An international association of people committed to exploring and furthering the evolution of the human spirit.

National organization whose members “seek to promote, protect, and advance the interests of scientifically-oriented psychology in research, application, teaching, and the improvement of human welfare.”

Organization "devoted to reevaluating and reformulating the role that psychology and the mental health field generally play within women's lives."

Organization's goal is to "have a positive impact on the mental health of the national Black community by means of planning, programs, services, training, and advocacy."

Organization that seeks to reunite the psychoanalytic schools of thought (Freudian, Jungian, Adlerian, and others) and establish training standards for the profession.

Founded by a group of experimental psychologists whose main goal was to create a society that would support open communication about psychological science with minimal structure.

“World’s largest organization focused on the development of methods of personality assessment, advancement of research on their effectiveness, exchange of ideas about the theory and practice of assessment, and the promotion of the applied practice of personality assessment.”

An organization of medical professionals, social workers, drug & alcohol counselors, marriage and family therapists, and community counselors whose purpose is to “advance psychology as a science in service to Native peoples of the Americas".