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The Mission of the Arizona Psychological Association (AZPA) is to support its members,
advance the profession, preserve its integrity, promote health, and advocate in the public
interest. The Arizona Psychological Association was founded in 1950 and became an affiliate
of the American Psychological Association in 1951. The Association is involved in Advocacy,
Collegial Relations, Internal and External Communications, Professional Education and
Support, Governance, Member Services and Administration. To be a licensed, a psychologist
must have a doctoral degree from an approved university and supervised pre- and post-doctoral
internships. A licensed psychologist has passed a national written examination given by the
Arizona State Board of Psychologist Examiners. To maintain a license, a psychologist is
required to continue learning new concepts, approaches, and skills through continuing
education.