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Protecting and supporting children today is an investment in the health and resilience of future generations. #ASPPB #NationalFutureGenerationsDay #Psychology #PublicProtection #MentalHealthAwareness

The research suggests that adverse experiences can have lasting biological effects, potentially impacting stress responses, emotional regulation, and overall well-being across the lifespan and, in some cases, across generations. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC56…

In recognition of National Future Generations Day, ASPPB® is highlighting research by Helen Christensen, Charles F Reynolds, and Pim Cuijpers from the National Library of Medicine.

ASPPB remains committed to transparency, collaboration, and listening carefully to those we serve. #Psychology #ASPPB #EPPP #PsychologyExam #Licensure

To learn more about recent developments, such as the 2027 EPPP Content Specifications, current volunteer opportunities for licensed psychologists, and review the presentation of the latest virtual town hall meeting, follow this link: asppb.net/news/eppp-lega…

Important Updates on the Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP): Legacy and Future

Review these insights from @PsychToday on why creativity Is a "central, non-negotiable part of your daily life”. #MentalHealth #Wellbeing #Creativity linkedin.com/posts/psycholo…

This is a gentle reminder to prioritize your creative outlets. Exercising your creativity improves your wellbeing by regulating stress, increasing social engagement, and fostering reflective thought.

Visit asppb.net/news/asppb-vol… and complete the online survey and materials submission by March 23rd to help shape the future of the next generation of licensed psychologists. ➡️📜💼 #ASPPB #Volunteer #PsychologyExam #Licensure

Please consider this unique opportunity if you are well-versed as a practitioner, academic, researcher, or consultant.

📣Five days left to participate in the Call for Volunteers for the Integrated EPPP Examination and Item Development Committees!📣  The Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB)® is seeking licensed/registered psychologists from all career stages

@PsychToday: "Why High-Potential Women Are Ambivalent About Leadership. What I learned from two years of interviewing women leaders and equity experts." psychologytoday.com/us/blog/a-new-… #Leadership #ProfessionalDevelopment #WomensHistory #ASPPB #Psychology

A @PsychToday article by Mira Brancu, Ph.D., highlights the need to strengthen leadership development systems to be truly inclusive and supportive. How does your organization approach leadership development? Which women in leadership have inspired your professional journey?

High-potential professional women may often hesitate to pursue leadership roles not because lack of confidence, but due to facing systemic barriers, conflicting expectations, and having insufficient support.

asppb.net/insights-advoc… #ASPPB65 #PsychologyLicensure #PsychologyRegulation #ProfessionalPsychology #PublicProtection #HistoryOfPsychology

Today, ASPPB® proudly represents 66 jurisdictions including 50 U.S. states, The District of Columbia, four U.S territories, 10 Canadian provinces, and one Canadian territory, working together to advance psychology licensure, mobility, and public protection across North America.

In 1945, Connecticut became the first state to pass a law establishing a psychology board. By 1994, psychology regulation had expanded significantly covering 50 U.S. states, three U.S. territories, the District of Columbia, 10 Canadian provinces, and the Northwest Territories.