New Mexico Psychological Association

The New Mexico Psychological Association (NMPA) is a professional association of psychologists licensed in the state of New Mexico. NMPA’s mission is to advance psychology as a science and profession and to promote human well-being by encouraging psychology in all its branches; promoting quality research and the highest level of qualified practice in psychology; improving the qualifications and usefulness of psychologists by upholding and maintaining the highest standards of professional ethics, conduct, education, and achievement; increasing and diffusing psychological knowledge through meetings, professional and interdisciplinary contacts, reports, papers, discussions and publications; and extending the contributions of psychologists into community activities.

The Trust is proud to recognize the NMPA as a valued participant in our State Endorsement Program. Providing support to state associations and their members is important to us at The Trust.

Through this partnership, NMPA benefits from funding provided by The Trust for continuing education, while members get access to a library of on-demand webinars, state-sponsored workshops, and a variety of insurance programs.

Members can also show their support for NMPA – and earn a 15% discount on their Trust Professional Liability policy for two policy renewals – when they purchase one of the following Ethics and Risk Management Webinars. Be sure to select “New Mexico” as your Trust-endorsed state.

• Sequence XIII: Ethics and the Law: Complications in Communications with Clinical and Forensic Clients
• Sequence X: Perplexing Problems in Psychological Practice: Decision Science, Ethics & Risk Management
• Sequence IX: Ethics & Risk Management in Complex Clinical Conundrums
• Sequence VII: Working with Couples and Families, Risk Management with the Suicidal Patient, and Legal and Ethical Issues Presented by Retirement
• Sequence III: Ethical Decision Making and Risk Management in Clinical Practice
• Sequence II: Ethics Risk Management in Specific High Risk Areas