Division 6: Clinical & Community Psychology

Welcome to Division 6: Clinical & Community Psychology

Clinical Psychology focuses on understanding, preventing, diagnosing and treating psychological, cognitive, emotional, developmental, behavioral and family problems in children, adolescents and adults. Community Psychology is concerned with building competencies, behavioral changes and agency in individuals, communities and societies, thereby enhancing the quality of life at all three levels.

President: Tim Hannan

President-Elect: Rocio Fausor de Castro

Past President: Daniel Dodgen

Web Editors: Clara Gesteira, Noelia Moran, Rocio Fausor, Pedro Altungy

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DIVISION 6 MEMBER SURVEY

Dear Colleagues and Members of IAAP Division 6 Clinical and Community Psychology,

The Executive Committee of Division 6 is seeking to improve its services and communication with its members. For this reason, we have developed a short questionnaire to better comprehend your needs as a member of IAAP and adapt our services accordingly. We would love to hear your opinion and ideas for improvement on our division’s communication and activities. Data gathered from this survey will exclusively be made available to the Executive Committee of Division 6 and will remain confidential.

The survey will take approximately 10  minutes of your time.
We thank you very much in advance for your time and feedback!

Executive Committee of IAAP Division 6

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