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The Division of Psychotherapy
is Division 29 of the American
Psychological Association.
Division 29 meets the unique
needs of psychology students
around the world interested in
psychotherapy. By joining the
Division of Psychotherapy, you
become part of a community
of practitioners, researchers,
scholars, and students who are
advancing the art and science
of psychotherapy. If you choose
to join Division 29 you will
BE CONNECTED to other
colleagues passionate about
psychotherapy
JOIN DIVISION 29 AND ENJOY
THESE BENEFITS:
FREE SUBSCRIPTIONS AND ACCESS
TO PSYCHOTHERAPY: THEORY /
RESEARCH / PRACTICE / TRAINING,
a leading journal reporting the latest
findings in the field of psychotherapy
PSYCHOTHERAPY BULLETIN, a
member newsletter that contains the latest
news about Division 29 activities, helpful
articles on training and education, and
offers an opportunity for student members
to publish an article in each issue.
PSYCHOTHERAPY E-NEWS
Quarterly, electronically distributed
newsbrief to assist you with the Division
29’s deadlines, inform about current
events, and provide news you can use.
DIVISION 29 PROGRAMS
Learn from the experts in personal
settings at the APA convention featuring
leaders in the field of psychotherapy.
AWARDS AND COMPETITIONS
Participate in the annual student paper
competition. The Division 29 offers three
student paper awards each year: The
Mathilda B. Canter Education and
Training Award; the Donald K. Freedheim
Student Development Award; and, the
Student Diversity Paper Award. Each
award comes with a $250 cash prize.
DIVISION 29 INITIATIVES
Profit from Division 29 initiatives such as
the On-line CE Academy, Early Career
and Student Luncheon at APA, and
professional mentoring.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR LEADERSHIP
Expand your influence and contributions.
Join us in helping to shape the future
directions of our chosen field. You can
serve on the student development
committee as well as on Division 29
committees and task forces.
REPRESENTATION
Elect a student representative to the
Division 29 Board of Directors. The
Student Representative serves a two-year
term as a voting member of the Division
29’s board of directors.
NETWORKING
Access Division 29 Email List where you
can network with other students, read
the latest information that affects the
profession, and receive announcements
about employment opportunities.
DIVISION 29 EMAIL LIST
Where you can exchange information
and ideas with other student and senior
psychotherapists.
VISIT OUR WEBSITE:
www.divisionofpsychotherapy.org
Where valuable information is available
from a variety of sources and easy to
access.
MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS
The minimum qualifications for student affiliate shall
be: enrollment in an undergraduate college/ university
program offered in a department of psychology or
in a graduate program that includes training in
psychotherapy and that is offered in a department of
psychology, or in a department which is primarily
psychological in nature, or in a school of professional
psychology situated in an institution of higher learning
which is regionally accredited, or in a regionally accred-
ited free standing school of professional psychology.