
Many people need the support of a psychologist at some point in their lives. Psychologists help individuals, couples, families, and organizations confront a variety of problems such as stress, chronic illnesses, trauma, learning diffculties, child and elder abuse, brain injuries,mental illness, unhealthy workplaces, family discord and divorce, and forensic evaluations.
Members of the Colorado Psychological Association are trained to help and are validated against the state database of licensed practitioner. We specialize in treating a variety of different populations. To find a psychologist appropriate for your needs, click on the Resources tab above or the Find a Psychologist feature, on the right.
Colorado Psychological Association Conference, Friday, September 21, 2012. Hyatt DTC. Continue to check the website for additional details.
Changes to Mandatory Disclosure Regulations in Colorado: For more information see the following documents - Model Disclosure Form, Changes in Mandatory Disclosure Requirements, and July 2011 changes to 12-43-214.
American Psychological Foundation’s (APF) Call for Applications for the 2012 APF/Division 29 Early Career Award.
A Conversation on LGBT Health and Wellness (January 19th, 5:30 - 7:00p)
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Welcome to our New and Returning Members:
James E. Kemp, Psy.D.
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