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Announcing NPA's 2026 Licensure/Renewal Scholarship

 
NEVADA PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION

ANNOUNCING NPA's 2026
LICENSURE/RENEWAL SCHOLARSHIP

NPA is awarding multiple scholarships this year to outstanding pre-licensed professionals and Early Career Psychologists (ECPs) to help offset the costs of first-time and renewal licensure.

AWARDS
 
• EPPP / Initial Licensure Scholarship: 2 awards, up to $750 each.
• License Renewal Scholarship: 2 awards, up to $675 each.
DATES
 
• Deadline: November 15, 2026
• Disbursement: December 31, 2026
ELIGIBLE
 
• EPPP Track: NPA Graduate Student or Post-doc members actively accruing hours or preparing to take the EPPP in Nevada.
• Renewal Track: NPA Early Career Psychologist (ECP) members (within 10 years of receiving a doctorate).
APPLY TODAY
 
Need help?
Questions? Visit the scholarship page for more information or email NPA at [email protected].
 
 
 
 
 

Critical Concerns about Compromised Clinical Validity of Assessment Instruments

NPA NEWS ALERT: Critical Concerns about Compromised Clinical Validity of Assessment Instruments

In a statement released by Manson Western, Inc. (“WPS”) is the owner and publisher of various copyrighted psychological, neuropsychological, behavioral, and educational assessment instruments, emphasizing that releasing test materials compromises clinical validity. This addresses the 2023 Nevada legislative amendment AB244 (NRS 629, sections 1B, D, E), which permits examinees to have observers present, take notes, and record their own psychological examinations. Read the full position statement below, and read the Nevada Board of Psychological Examiners' 2018 public comment regarding previously proposed changes to Rule 35 of Nevada Civil Procedure.

WPS Test Security Position Statement

NPA Spring-Summer 2026 Newsletter

NPA Spring 2026 Newsletter by NPA

MPHI Shows Disparities Across the Nation

Newly Launched Mental Health Parity Index Shows Disparities Across the Nation

A new national tool is shedding light on a longstanding problem in American healthcare: unequal access to mental health and substance use disorder treatment.

The Kennedy Forum recently launched the Mental Health Parity Index (MHPI), a first-of-its-kind, data-driven resource that measures how access to mental health care compares to access to physical health care across the United States. Built using real-time data from the nation’s largest commercial insurers, the index provides an unprecedented look at where parity laws are falling short.

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