Who are our members?
EFPA does not have individual members. EFPA membership is open to the national psychologist association of all European countries but there may be only one Member Association per country.
EFPA does not have individual members. EFPA membership is open to the national psychologist association of all European countries but there may be only one Member Association per country.
EFPA operates the following non-exhaustive list of activities for the benefit of its member associations:
Establish and maintain relations with relevant intergovernmental, governmental and nongovernmental bodies in Europe;
Offer recommendations and issue position statements and papers concerning the psychological science on societal issues;
Collate, generate and disseminate information concerning psychology and conditions of relevance for psychology in Europe;
Develop and share models and standards regarding education, science, and professional practice in psychology;
Certify psychologists’ qualifications (including EuroPsy and Test User Accreditation);
Facilitate communication, networking, and strengthen cooperation among Members and between these and other organisations and media;
Arrange regular conferences, seminars and meetings for Psychologists in Europe;
Organise and arrange congresses, seminars, workshops, and other programmes and convenings at international, European and national levels;
Disseminate information and issue publications;
Collect and analyse data; and
Cooperate with and assist other initiatives and/or organisations having a purpose similar to the purpose of EFPA, as well as other regional and/or international initiatives and/or organisations.