The Australian Clinical Psychology Association (ACPA) is the national professional body that represents clinical psychologists who hold the accredited post-graduate qualifications that meet the criteria established by the Psychology Board of Australia (PsyBA) for endorsement in clinical psychology.
The ACPA Mission:

International Standards

Clinical psychology is a vital part of mental health service provision to the public. ACPA recognises the requirement for clinical psychology in Australia to meet the highest contemporary, internationally recognised standards and actively works to achieve this for the benefit of the public and our members.

Education

ACPA provides and promotes ongoing training and learning of best practices within clinical psychology and other mental health professions to enhance services provided to the public.

Specialist Recognition

ACPA supports recognition of clinical psychology as a clearly identifiable area of expertise in mental health and works to gain specialist recognition for clinical psychologists with internationally aligned accredited post-graduate qualifications, in order for this expertise to be identified.

Representation

ACPA advocates to government, professional and academic organisations, other health professions, and the public about standards of mental health practice. ACPA also aims to promote to these bodies the benefits provided by the expertise of qualified clinical psychologists.

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ACPA support for COVID-19 frontline health workers

ACPA is proud to support the health workers on the frontline of the COVID-19 pandemic.

We have put together a list of ACPA Clinical Psychologists
who are offering special reduced fee or bulk-billed psychology services
to frontline health workers.

Please click here for more information.