Psychologists' Association of Alberta

Since 1996, The Psychologists’ Association of Alberta (PAA) has been the primary professional association for Albertan psychologists and the voice of, and for, psychology in Alberta. February is National #PsychologyMonth. Learn more: paa-ab.ca.

March 17 to 23 is Neurodiversity Celebration Week — an opportunity to challenge stereotypes and the misinformation surrounding neurodiverse individuals and their everyday lives.

Tomorrow, March 8, is International Women's Day. It's an opportunity to recognize the incredible work, expertise and achievement of women everywhere. This day also represents the work done and still needed to reach a more diverse, equitable, and inclusive future. #IWD2025

During National Social Work Month, let’s all celebrate the work of social workers in our communities and the work necessary to build a better and more equitable society. #NSWM2025

Today, wear pink to raise awareness of the impact of bullying and to support unity, inclusivity and diversity. #NationalPinkShirtDay

PAA’s mission is to advance the science-based profession of psychology and to promote the well-being and potential of all Albertans. The PAA advocates to recognize mental health counsellors and psychotherapists by their professional titles. Learn more: buff.ly/4g8j5L9

PAA’s mission is to advance the profession of psychology and to promote the well-being and potential of all Albertans. We advocate for mental health services to reach public parity funding with physical health services based on the burden of disease: buff.ly/4g8j5L9

Random Acts of Kindness Day lets us celebrate and encourage all acts of kindness (big and small) towards each other. Take a moment today to make someone smile with a true act of kindness.

PAA membership includes benefits from many service providers. Renew your membership or join today to enjoy group insurance rates for practitioner liability and health, stay on top of technology, and take advantage of discounted hospitality rates. buff.ly/49J95py

Black History Month is a time to celebrate the achievements of Black Canadians and their communities. Let's all take time this month to reflect on a culturally rich history of contributions and learn more about Black History in Canada. #BHM2025

Tomorrow marks the beginning of Psychology Month! This year, PAA will be sharing information to raise awareness about the value of psychology in our daily lives and the advocacy work of our association. PAA's Psychology Month resources: buff.ly/4jd5N1V

PAA works to promote the well-being and potential of all Albertans, and takes the position that everyone in the province, regardless of income, should have access to psychological services. Learn more about PAA and its advocacy work:buff.ly/4g8j5L9

Today is Blue Monday, a day to address feelings of sadness and depression that can linger through the winter months. If you're in need of help, PAA can help connect you with a psychologist. Visit our website for more information and resources.buff.ly/3Dkn7BB

Who do you call when you're not sure who to call? PAA's referral service helps connect individuals with psychologists in the province. Learn more about the service: buff.ly/3PWM8Hc

2025/2026 memberships and renewals are now available for purchase with PAA. Take advantage of all the new and returning features of a PAA membership. Purchase your membership or learn more about all of the PAA benefits available: buff.ly/49J95py

Sport/exercise psychologists study all aspects of physical activity. They can assist athletes in improving performance and they seek to understand how physical activity impacts psychological well-being. Learn more about careers in psychology: buff.ly/3UABPZH

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a depression impacted by seasonal changes. Around 2-3% of Canadians will experience SAD, with another 15% experiencing a less severe form. Learn more about SAD, its symptoms and how to treat it: buff.ly/4genKem

January is Alzheimer's Awareness Month in Canada, and this month provides a spotlight on the impact of dementia on Canadians and helps raise awareness around their day-to-day experiences.

Happy New Year! Hoping your holiday break was restful and the start of your 2025 is bright 🎇.

The holiday season is not happy for everyone. If you struggle at this time of year, help is available. Use our Referral Service to Find a Psychologist. buff.ly/3PWM8Hc #psychologist