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The New Jersey Psychological Association (NJPA) is the professional organization representing over 2,100 psychologists throughout the state. We provide information and resources for the public and professionals in the mental health community that can improve lives, families, workplaces, communities, and practices. Visit us often to find the most current news, articles, and programs and events that may be of interest to you.
NJPA Health Insurance Complaint Registry
Assist in our advocacy efforts! Fill out our one-page form to give NJPA a centralized electronic database detailing problems psychologists and/or their patients have encountered with insurance companies. Access the form here.
NEW! Ethics Registry
This new forum will present ethical vignettes that will detail a particular scenario pose or a series of questions and responses. Visitors may also present their own ethical situations and/or concerns and can post questions for the Ethics Committee to consider. Feedback, thoughts, opinions and diverse recommendations on the postings are encouraged. Access the form here.
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NJPA Graduate Student (NJPAGS) membership keeps you informed on the issues affecting the practice of psychology in New Jersey. Network with peers and enjoy each others' support. For membership benefits and NJPAGS accomplishments click here.
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