SAN GABRIEL VALLEY PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION

The SGVPA, a chapter of the California Psychological Association, is a professional organization addressing the needs of the psychological community and the general population throughout Pasadena and the San Gabriel Valley. We are dedicated to providing psychologists, consumers, the media, and other clinicians with information about psychological issues. We are actively involved in all areas of psychology, including professional practice, academic, and public service. New members are always welcome.

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Welcome to the San Gabriel Valley Psychological Association Home Page!
We offer a variety of programs to both members and the larger community. 
We offer CE-events for those in the Mental Health Fields, both members and non-members.
You can find a therapist here. 
We have some Resources available at a cursors click. 
And there is a link to our award winning newsletter - Analyze This.
If you are not a member, consider joining us.
We welcome you!

On the Horizon:  

We are excited to continue to see you at our future events.
 
Happy Hour with the President on December 1st.
Check your SGVPA email for details.
 
We have some events coming up.
Check below for our in-person CE event on December 10, 2022.
Presenter: Michael Barnett, LPCC, LPC
 
And for our Graduate Students, take a look at our call for Posters
Deadline is approaching on December 15, 2022.
 
On January 27, 2023 we will kick off the coming year with our January Jubilee
Check your SGVPA email for invites. 
 
Keep checking your email for news about SGVPA through
our Listserv.
 
There are lots of opportunities to become involved at SGVPA.
If you are interested in becoming involved: 
Check out our various committees and opportunities to join under
Membership and Committees. 
 
More Updates
Call for Posters:
 
Call out to all Graduate Students in the field of Psychology
We are now accepting applications for Poster Presentations for
SGVPA's 2nd Diversity Conference in April 2023
Theme: Bridging the Gap: Representation and Allyship
Proposals may address but are not limited to, the following topics within representation and allyship: 
Intersectionality of racial, gender, disability, and sexual orientation identities
  • Issues pertaining to privilege and oppression within systems
  • Addressing intergenerational wounds amongst mental health professionals 
  • Allies experience navigating marginalized communities 
  • Defining and exploring the complexities of allyship, oppression and privilege
  • Social justice and equity issues 
 
 
For complete details click here 
 

Join us for our next Live and In-Person CE- Event:

Systemic Influences, Macro/Micro, on Substance Abuse and Addiction


Presenter: Michael Barnett, LPCC, LPC
Saturday December 10, 2022 
9 AM - 3 P.M.
(Continental Breakfast and Lunch included)

Systemic Influences CE Event

 
For further information and registration link click  here

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