NPA June Member Spotlight
Ashleigh Clarke, PsyD
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joined NPA during my internship year in 2018 and have been active ever
since. I had a supervisor turned mentor, who is also an NPA member, who
felt I would benefit from being involved with the Legislative Committee
given some of my experiences, interests, and long-term career goals. Read Dr. Clarke's full Member Spotlight HERE!
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June 5, 2026 – 12:00 PM Central via Zoom
ECPs — join us for the live-streamed ECP SPTA Collaborative Meeting via Zoom. Jerry
Walker, PhD, ABPP, MSCP will speak on leadership and his career path
which includes working as the director of health and wellness for a
large military intelligence organization, manager of three behavioral
health departments for the largest hospital system in Nebraska and now
the Executive Director of Mental Health Services for TimelyCare, a
national telemedicine organization which serves college students and
faculty. Q&A along with informal conversation will follow.
RSVP HERE
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Chiles v. Salazar: Implications for Psychology and Licensing
Friday, June 12, 12:00-1:00 pm ET
Presented by Steve Smith, JD, with Nanci Klein, PhD, as Discussant
The Coalition of Psychology Practice Organizations (CPPO)* is hosting a webinar, Chiles v. Salazar: Implications for Psychology and Licensing, on June 12. This event is free to join. If you cannot join us live, a recording will be posted. More Information and Registration Link HERE
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Seventy-five years of dedication, progress and advocacy deserves to be celebrated and we want YOU to be a part of it. We're excited to announce that the official NPA Merch Store is now open!
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Thanks for joining us! Omaha Psychologist Lunch
We really enjoyed a little "tax day relief" with good food and great conversations with colleagues at the NPA Omaha Psychologist Lunch today at the Big Grove! Thanks to all who joined us!

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Why the Chiles v. Salazar Decision Matters for Therapy in Nebraska
A message from the Nebraska Psychological Association
Yesterday, the Supreme Court of the United States issued its decision in Chiles v. Salazar, an 8–1 ruling addressing Colorado’s law protecting minors from conversion therapy delivered through talk therapy. The Court held that, as applied to speech-based psychotherapy, Colorado’s law regulates speech based on viewpoint and must be reviewed under the most rigorous First Amendment standard. The case now returns to the lower court for that review.d beyond. Read NPA's full statement HERE!
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