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Membership Types

Regular Membership 

An individual can qualify as a member of FPA if that person:

• is licensed as a psychologist by the State of Florida; or
• is a fellow of the American Psychological Association; or
• holds a diplomate from the American Board of Professional Psychology or any other diplomating board recognized and approved by the Florida Board of Psychology; or
• is employed full time by a Florida college or university psychology department and holds a doctorate in the field of psychology; or
• is employed as a research psychologist with a doctoral degree in psychology; or
• is employed as an industrial/organizational psychologist in a private or public company or corporation. This individual must have at least a doctorate in the field of psychology.

$292 - 1st year - NEW MEMBERS ONLY - Licensed in the state of Florida and a new member. Has voting privileges.

$292 - 2nd year - Licensed in the state of Florida and a member for 2nd year. Has voting privileges.

$364 - Regular - Licensed in the state of Florida and a member of FPA for more than 2 years. Has voting privileges.

Other Membership

$150 - Senior Psychologist - 65 or older and has been a member of FPA or another state/territorial psychological association for 5 years or more. Has voting privileges.

$364 - Out of State Psychologist - Licensed in another jurisdiction but not in Florida.

$10 -   Student  - Must be a student in a college or university psychology program. This includes being in an internship program or doing post-graduate residency. Instructor or department head of graduate program must endorse application.

Additional Options**

Donation to the Psychologists of Florida PAC. The PAC is a separate entity from FPA and is focused on election activity. The PAC collects contributions from interested individuals (not limited to members of FPA) and uses those funds to support the political campaigns of candidates who support the interests of Florida Psychologists. Click here to donate to PAC.

** please note that each additional option will generate a separate invoice

Note: Dues to the Florida Psychological Association are not deductible as a charitable contribution for tax purposes, but may be deductible as an ordinary and necessary business expense. A portion of the dues, however, is not deductible as an ordinary and necessary business expense because the Association engages in lobbying activities. FPA estimates that 20% of dues are allocated to lobbying activities and are non-deductible.