NPA June Member Spotlight
I
have been a member of NPA since 2000. I joined for several reasons. I
wanted to stay connected with colleagues in the field. I appreciate the
advocacy work that NPA does and it is a wonderful way to stay connected
with changes that effect our practice of psychology. Read Dr. Printz's full Member Spotlight HERE!
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NPA Named a 2026 National Register SPTA Advocacy Award Recipient!
We are proud to announce the Nebraska Psychological Association has been selected as a recipient of the National Register 2026 SPTA Advocacy Award!
This award is presented annually to State, Provincial, and Territorial Psychological Associations (SPTAs) to honor excellence in advocacy. Read more 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!
Every purchase supports our mission and helps us honor 75 incredible years.
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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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