Society of Clinical Psychology (SCP) - Professional Home of Clinical & Health Service Psychologists
Society of Clinical Psychology (SCP) promotes the integration of clinical psychological science and practice in education, research, application, advocacy and public policy. We invite students and clinical and health service psychologists at any stage of their career to make us their professional home.
Detailed Introduction
The Society of Clinical Psychology is the home for clinical and health service psychology professionals and is dedicated to advancing the integration of clinical psychology science and practice in education, research, application, advocacy, and public policy. The Society invites students, clinical, and health service psychologists at all stages of their careers to join us in advancing clinical psychology. We offer a wealth of resources, events, and programs, such as webinars, leadership development programs, and more, to help psychology professionals grow and advance.
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