Fri, Sep 3, 2010

Aims

  • To promote psychology as a science and profession and to further the active exchange between them.
  • To promote the development of psychology in research, applications and practice and to further adequate dissemination of psychological knowledge.
  • To promote communication and co-operation between Member Associations in Europe, and to contribute to their development.
  • To further the establishment of ethical codes for psychologists, and to promote the application of psychology as a means of improving the well-being of those to whom psychologists offer services.
  • To further the development of psychology as a science and as a profession with particular reference to training, qualification and status.
  • To support the interests of psychology and its application in relation to any European or international organisations concerned with defining research or professional politics significant for psychology.
  • To support Member Associations in promoting the interests of psychology within their own countries.
  • To facilitate contacts with international bodies of psychology and related disciplines and to be an important source of advice to European institutions, government departments and to political, social and consumer organisations.
  • To promote the reputation of psychology and psychologists as well as the protection of their interests.
  • To promote for the benefit of the general public, improvements in quality of life and well-being by promoting inclusion in society and the prevention of mental illness and disorder.
  • To disseminate psychological knowledge and professional skills in the interest of the citizens of Europe, provide documentation and make available information and expertise of scientific and professional psychology to the public.