Welcome to The Psychological Society of the Pikes Peak Region's web site.
The Society is a non-exclusive organization of professionals in the field of psychology from diverse backgrounds with common interests in supporting psychology as a profession through service, education and mutual support
Benefits of memberships
- Three educational programs per year
- Updates on legal and ethical issues in Psychology
- Professional Networking
- Quarterly Newsletter
- Market your practice with a page on our site
Interested in becoming a member?
With over 70 members, PSPPR is an invaluable community of Colorado psychologists working together to advance the practice and business of the field. If you're interested in becoming a PSPPR member, click here.
Looking for a Psychologist?
PSPPR currently has over 70 members in many fields of expertise. Click here to browse our members' list.
Who is on our current board of directors? (click here)
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NEWS:
The Psychological Society of the Pike's Peak Region proudly presents:
An Intensive One-Day Workshop with Jim Oraker M.Div., Ph.D., Psychologist
and Len Tamura, Ph.D., Psychologist
(click here for more information on this conference)
February 19th:
8:00am to 4:00pm
UNIVERSITY OF THE ROCKIES
555 East Pikes Peak Avenue Colorado Springs, CO 80903
REGISTER for this Conference
with Barry L. Duncan, Psy.D.
Being a therapist is more of a calling than a job, so much so that most of us never stop trying to get better at it, regardless of career level. However, there is not much around that informs us on how to grow as a helper. This workshop will translate the very latest empirical findings about what works into practical “take home” clinical skills.
(click here for more information on this conference)
April 9-10:
8:00am to 4:00pm
CROWNE PLAZA, Colorado Springs
REGISTER for this Conference
We have three local counseling centers offering low-fee services to the under-served in our community. These include:
CU Aging Center, serving those age 55 and older
(719) 471-4884
Franciscan Community Counseling Center
(719) 598-5486
Switzer Counseling Center
(719) 442-0606
The Switzer Counseling Center has received a VALE grant (Victims' Assistance & Law Enforcement Board) to provide therapy for victims of crime, who do not otherwise qualify for Victims Compensation. Therapy needs to address issues related to the crime. There is no time limitation. For information, call Lorri White, PhD at (719)442-0505, ext. 20.
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