Member Resources
Are you searching for Fact Sheets, Tip Sheets, or Publications? How about Press Releases?
Visit our Resource Library to view and get your own copies of all resources available for members!
Need more opportunities for collaboration, engagement, and information sharing? This fall, PAA is launching Communities of Practice, moderated through PAA Collaborates, where members can:
- Share and access relevant resources
- Help develop public education resources
- Collaborate on advocacy and knowledge transfer
- Enjoy info sessions, meet & greets, and other activities organized by the CoP’s executive team
All PAA members are eligible for joining any community of interest! Initial communities will include:
- All PAA members
- Public Education & Workplace Wellness
- Social Justice, Equity, & Diversity
- Indigenizing Psychology
- School Psychology
- Assessment
- Rural & Northern Practice
- Private Practice
See what interests you, and join a Community of Practice today!
Want to contribute more? Learn how to Become a CoP Executive.
PAA has launched Ethics Round Tables, a peer-support program to enhance professional practice. As of Fall 2021, these facilitated peer sessions are now available for registration.
Facilitator Opportunities: PAA is seeking members to facilitate these focused sessions on professional ethics. If you’re an experienced facilitator, consider this new opportunity to support your profession.
The PAA Practice Advisor Program provides full and life members of the Psychologists’ Association of Alberta (PAA) with free, confidential advice regarding professional practice and/or ethical issues.
Visit the Professional Guidance Program page for more information.
Fill out the form to receive resources and a consult with the Professional Guidance Director or a Practice Advisor.
The PAA Psychological Services Fund is the result of a partnership between the PAA, the Edmonton Community Foundation, the Calgary Foundation, and the Canadian Mental Health Association, Alberta Division. On a yearly basis, the Edmonton Community Foundation and the Calgary Foundation disburse a percentage of the fund to the Canadian Mental Health Association, Alberta Division, who in turn uses the funds to pay for psychological services for Albertans who could not otherwise afford them.
To find out how and when to apply, how to donate, or for more information, visit the page for the Psychological Services Fund.