Texas Association of Psychological Associates
Representing All Masters-Degreed Psychology Professionals in Texas
T.A.P.A.
P.O. Box 601374
Dallas, TX 75360
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817.588.0476
P.O. Box 601374
Dallas, TX 75360
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817.588.0476
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The Texas Association of Psychological Associates represents psychology practitioners licensed at the master's level. Licensed Psychological Associates provide a full range of psychological services, including assessment, consultation, and therapy.
Psychological Associates have existed in Texas since the first law regulating psychology was passed over thirty years ago.
Our mission:
• To provide professional development and representation of
Psychological Associates in Texas.
• To provide information to all members on interesting new research
and innovative practices.
• To promote the provision of high quality, culturally sensitive mental
health services to all segments of the population without regard to
socio-economic status and in diverse and non-traditional settings.
• To encourage communication and cooperation among all members of
the mental health community.
• To recognize the skills and expertise of all mental health
practitioners.
TAPA
• Advocates for your profession
• Keeps you informed on issues important to you
• Encourages communication among practitioners
• Promotes employment for masters-degreed psychological practitioners
• Approves Continuing Education opportunities
Join Us!
Contribute!
Psychological Associates have existed in Texas since the first law regulating psychology was passed over thirty years ago.
Our mission:
• To provide professional development and representation of
Psychological Associates in Texas.
• To provide information to all members on interesting new research
and innovative practices.
• To promote the provision of high quality, culturally sensitive mental
health services to all segments of the population without regard to
socio-economic status and in diverse and non-traditional settings.
• To encourage communication and cooperation among all members of
the mental health community.
• To recognize the skills and expertise of all mental health
practitioners.
TAPA
• Advocates for your profession
• Keeps you informed on issues important to you
• Encourages communication among practitioners
• Promotes employment for masters-degreed psychological practitioners
• Approves Continuing Education opportunities
Join Us!
Contribute!