Stay informed about legislative and regulatory changes that affect your work as a psychologist. NCPA actively advocates for the profession at the state and national levels and provides timely updates so you can respond with confidence.

Confidential peer support is just a phone call away. The Helpline offers psychologists a safe space to discuss personal or professional stressors and access resources that promote well-being.

The scope of the one-on-one peer consultation assistance includes:

Personal well-being issues (ranging from self-care to impairment due to substance use, all as related to providing best practice);

Professional stressors as they relate to client/patient work;

Management of relationships with colleagues; and

Other work setting issues.

Get practical guidance when ethical questions arise. Members can consult with experienced colleagues to navigate dilemmas and uphold the highest professional standards.

Have a challenging insurance or reimbursement issue? The NCPA Insurance SWAT Team provides expert insights and real-world strategies to help you resolve coverage or billing concerns efficiently.

Develop your leadership skills and expand your professional impact. This program helps members grow as advocates, mentors, and association leaders within the field of psychology.

Connect with peers across a range of interests through NCPA’s member listservs, including:

• General advice from other members about psychological topics, areas, and issues.
• Questions about the business of practice building and maintenance (with the exception of service fees).
• Discussion regarding research, publications, and issues pertinent to psychological research and practice.
• Inquiries for information about where to refer clients or requests for referrals, and accepting referrals from others.
• NCPA events including continuing education workshops, networking events, meetings, etc.
• Discussion regarding NCPA supported legislative efforts.

Access a curated collection of tools, forms, and templates designed to streamline your practice. From telehealth resources to documentation aids, this toolkit supports your day-to-day operations.

Participate in structured, confidential discussions with fellow psychologists. NCPA offers consultation groups focused on adult and health psychology to foster collaboration, professional growth, and support.