COVID-19 Resources and Preparedness
COVID-19 Resources and Preparedness In response to the outbreak of COVID-19, the BCPA has compiled a list of helpful resources. Public information on incoming Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Up-to-date info from the CDC on the Coronavirus Coronavirus: Safety and Readiness Tips for You Coronavirus... > read more
Psychology Month: Free Public Presentations in February 2020!
February is Psychology Month Click here for a full schedule of February 2020 Psychology Month Presentations in Metro Vancouver (Vancouver, NorthVan, WestVan, Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey, NewWest). Click here for a full schedule of February 2020 Psychology Month... > read more
Managing Back to Work and School Stress
As the summer winds to an end, both adults and kids may find the adjustment back to work and back to school a challenging time.  The BC Psychological Association wants to remind the public that there are strategies that can help with this transition. Returning to Work If returning from out of... > read more
Seeking Volunteers - Psychology Month
Seeking Volunteers - Psychology Month We have been hosting Psychology Month for about 11 years now. We started by reaching out to community centers and libraries to ask if they would like to host a psychology talk in February for Psychology Month. We have now become a part of many communities’... > read more
Free Public Talks in Surrey and Kelowna
BCPA is hosting a couple of Free Public Talks in Surrey and Kelowna for the month of May. Please click the links below to view promotional posters with more information regarding the event.   Dr. James Mok, R.Psych. - It Hurts to Talk About It: Chronic Pain and Emotional Pain. Thursday May... > read more
A Message from the BCPA Board in the Wake of the New Zealand Attack
A Message from the BCPA Board in the Wake of the New Zealand Attack BCPA wishes to express its deepest sympathy to all those affected by the recent vicious attack on the Muslim community of Christchurch, New Zealand.   We abhor violence and feel for all victims of hate no matter the... > read more
Media Coverage: Psychology Month 2019
Media Coverage: Psychology Month 2019 Psychology Month 2019 was a great success. BCPA hosted 15 free public talks over 28 days, with audiences ranging in size from 20 to 80. The talks were featured in 65 media hits over the course of the month, helping to raise awareness of the work psychologists... > read more
Psychology Month: Free Public Presentations in February 2019!
February is Psychology Month Click here for a full schedule of Psychology Month Presentations in February 2019. Posters of events: Persisting Pain and How To Manage Your Chronic Pain Tuesday, February 5, 2019 | 7:00pm-8:00pm: Dr. Patrick Myers, R.Psych. & Ms. Lynnaea Northey - Port... > read more
BCPA Promotes Psychological Alternatives to Conceptualizing and Treating Mental Health Disorders
November 2017 POSITION STATEMENT BCPA Promotes Psychological Alternatives to Conceptualizing and Treating Mental Health Disorders [View PDF] The BC Psychological Association endorses a biopsychosocial model for understanding and treating mental health disorders. This acknowledges contributing... > read more
It's Time to renew your BCPA Membership
It's time to renew your BCPA membership for 17-18. Renew now to avoid the late fee after August 31.    > read more
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