The Academy of Psychological Clinical Science is an alliance of leading, scientifically oriented, doctoral and internship training programs in clinical and health psychology in the United States and Canada. Academy membership is open to doctoral and internship programs with strong commitments to, and established records of, successful clinical science training. The Academy has evolved in response to the challenges and opportunities confronting scientific clinical psychology, both now and in the foreseeable future.

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Country: United States of America

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The Association of Teacher-Researchers in Psychology of Universities is a representative body of teacher-researchers in psychology. It claims and defends, through its actions, the fundamental role of this dual professional identity of researcher and teacher in the university and for the teaching of psychology. The AEPU offers a space for reflection and collaborative work and fulfills a political mission and representative of the voice of its members. Present in national and international bodies, requested by the Ministry, our association is a fundamental lever to defend teaching and research in psychology at the university.

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Address: 72 avenue Edouard Vaillant, Boulogne-Billancourt cedex

Country: France

Postal Address: 92774 Boulogne-Billancourt cedex

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Careers in Psychology strive to be a complete resource for young minds by offering detailed information about:

• Psychology careers
• Psychology education
• Psychology internships
• Psychology jobs
• Iicensure information for every state in the USA

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Country: United States of America

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The International Union of Psychological Science (IUPsyS) works to promote the development, representation and advancement of psychology as a basic and applied science nationally, regionally, and internationally. The main activities of the IUPsyS focus on fostering the development of the science and practice of psychology. The main activities of the IUPsyS focus on fostering the development of the science and practice of psychology.  These include: 

• Sponsoring the flagship quadrennial International Congresses of Psychology (ICP). 
• Publishing The International Journal of Psychology; a book series, the IUPsyS Newsletter, and the monthly Bulletin,
• Publishing the proceedings of the International Congresses; the International Handbook of Psychological Science; the History of the Union, and various occasional publications.  
• Organizing or co-sponsoring Regional Conferences of Psychology, aimed at promoting psychology and addressing psychological issues and themes of special relevance to the region.  Regional conferences are held in cooperation with other international organizations.  
• Sponsoring and accomplishing projects that foster the development of the science and practice of psychology, such as the workshop on psychology education and training (2012), and that promote international and professional cooperation.  
• Hosting the global information source Psychological Resources Around the World. 
• Developing international and regional networks to facilitate international and professional cooperation.  
• Serving IUPsyS National Members through publications, information dissemination, programs of events, and development of support and guidelines. 
• Serving the discipline of psychology and development of its common core by working to develop guidelines in areas of education and training, ethics and the responsible conduct of research and professional practice, as well as granting “Awards” to support the discipline by giving public appreciation to excellent scientists and their work.
• Providing access to the IUPsyS archives is another service to the discipline. 
• Participating in major international organizations, including the International Council for Science, the International Social Science Council, UNESCO, the United Nations, and the World Health Organization. 

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The Society of Experimental Social Psychology (SESP) is an international scientific organization dedicated to the advancement of social psychological research. Their typical members are Ph.D.s in social psychology working in academic or other research settings. The main ways that SESP furthers its goal is by:

• Annual Conference: holding an annual scientific meeting each year
• Publishing the journal Social Psychological and Personality Science
• Supporting the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology and
• Contributing to advocacy efforts as a member of the Federation of Associations in Behavioral and Brain Sciences (FABBS).

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The Council on Psychosomatic Medicine focuses on the psychiatric care of people who are medically ill. It recognizes that integration of biopsychosocial care is vital to the well-being of patients, and that full membership in the house of medicine is essential to the well-being of psychiatry. It accomplishes its goals by initiatives related to research, clinical care, education, and health care policy. They:

• Provide leadership at the interface of psychiatry with other medical specialties.
• Provide training and education to psychiatrists and other physicians, residents (including psychiatric residents), and medical students at scientific meetings and in other settings about the special needs of those with psychiatric illness in medically ill and complex medically ill populations.
• Provide scientific and clinical expertise on issues surrounding comorbidities such as, but not limited to HIV psychiatry and integrated care.
• Advocate for the enhancement of training in psychosomatic medicine (consultation-liaison psychiatry) in medical schools and residency training programs.
• Create educational materials about the needs of those with psychiatric illness in medically ill and complex medically ill populations and the role of psychiatry/psychiatrists in meeting those needs for medical and non-medical audiences.
• Work with other components and/or organizations on health care policy initiatives: the evaluation and design of delivery systems, models of care, and payment mechanisms aimed at promoting high degrees of quality and cost-effectiveness in those with significant medical-psychiatric comorbidity.
• Support APA’s advocacy efforts to increase the funding of research in these areas.
• Support and/or lead ongoing efforts to improve the recruitment of psychiatrists into psychosomatic medicine (consultation-liaison psychiatry) fellowship programs.

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The Delaware Project aims to redefine psychological clinical science training in ways that emphasize continuity across a spectrum of research activities concerned with (a) basic mechanisms of psychopathology and behavior change, (b) intervention generation and refinement, (c) intervention efficacy and effectiveness, and (d) implementation and dissemination. As a first step, the Project brought together clinical scientists representing different sectors of this spectrum to engage in a dialogue leading to the articulation of new, improved models for training. The meeting took place in October 2011 at the University of Delaware.

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