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Please take advantage of our quick and efficient online renewal process. Click on the Membership Information link on the menu on the right and you find the instructions on how to renew online. Remember, you need to be logged in to go through this process. Although it is helpful for us if you do renew online, you may choose to download the renewal form, complete, and send it in with your dues check. Thanks for your continued support! If you are interested in getting more involved with MBPA, there are volunteer opportunities available (book club gatherings or membership, e.g.). Please contact Fern Selzer, Membership Chair (
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) for more information. Volunteering with MBPA boosts your visibility in the community, and I have found it to be great fun getting to know my colleagues in this way For membership renewal, click here to download the 2012 membership form or visit our online renewal page. |
2012 Election: The results are in
Dr. Katie Dashtban - MBPA President-Elect
Dr. Don Seldeen - MBPA Treasurer
Dr. Cindy Fabry – MBPA Secretary
Congratulations! We look forward to your serving as MBPA Officers this year. |
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BYLAWS
of the
MONTEREY BAY PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
ARTICLE I. NAME
This organization shall be known as the Monterey Bay Psychological Association, hereafter referred to in these Bylaws as MBPA. MBPA is a chapter of the California Psychological Association (CPA). |
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The Monterey Bay Psychological Association (MBPA) is a non-profit association of licensed psychologists in Monterey, San Benito, and Santa Cruz counties.
Our Mission Statement
MBPA strives to promote the psychological well-being of the counties’ residents and to advance psychology as a science and as a profession. We are dedicated to practice, prevention, and research in the field of psychology. MBPA membership provides professional growth through continuing education programs, meetings, forums for professional interaction, publications, legislative representation, and access to social and professional events.
The MBPA received the CPA 2004 Outstanding Chapter of the Year award for their work in collaboration across disciplines, pro-bono and public education programs, legislative initiatives, and for the diversity of their membership. |
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Print Version of Directory Now Available
The 2008-2010 MBPA directory is now available to order through our website at www.mbpsych.org. Due to the high cost of producing and printing our final paper directory, the cost per copy is $20.00 plus $5.00 for mailing. If you do not want to pay the mailing cost, directories are available at our offices at 412 Cedar Street, Suite C, in Santa Cruz. Those who buy the directory should know that the revenues are subsidizing its distribution to the community (e.g., hospitals, schools, doctor’s offices) for marketing our members' services. In addition, along with the creation of our last edition, our website now contains accurate member data plus the capability to individually update our profile so data is always up-to-date. Our website contains a “find a therapist” feature, which essentially represents the purpose of our directory which is to help select an appropriate therapist based on expertise, orientation and other factors. We appreciate your support in buying our final edition of the 2008-2010 MBPA Directory. Click here to print the directory order form. |
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Ethics Statement
Monterey Bay Psychological Association Position on the Role of Psychologists in Military Interrogations
The members of the Monterey Bay Psychological Association feel compelled to speak out, unequivocally and without further delay, against the unethical, immoral, and illegal practices taking place in military prisons around the world. As psychologists, we would like to stand with all those who have protested the use of psychologists as consultants to torture, degradation, cruelty and/or inhumane treatment of military prisoners. In its structured examination of the ethics of this practice, the APA Psychological Ethics and National Security (PENS) Task Force did not go far enough in identifying and denouncing the misuse of psychological theory and practice in military interrogations and on rendition teams. We were disappointed and dismayed that the APA Council voted to approve the Task Force Resolution, rather than the more stringent Moratorium against Interrogations, at the August 2007 APA Convention. |
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Monterey Bay Psychological Association members practice under the Code of Ethics of the American Psychological Association. Information and questions regarding Professional conduct and ethics should be directed to the California Psychological Association Ethics Committee at (916) 286-7979 or the California Board of Psychology at (916) 263-2699. |
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