Non-Practising Membership

Non-Practising Membership is for those members of the clinical psychology profession working in the area of clinical psychology, but not actively practising as a clinical psychologist, or who are retired, or on extended leave from practice.

Requirements for Non-Practising Membership

To be eligible for Non-Practising Membership of ACPA you must:

• Meet the requirements for Full or Associate Membership of ACPA 

          and

• Be on extended (e.g. maternity/paternity/parental) leave or
• Have retired from professional practice or
• Are conducting clinical psychology work not involving clinical practice

 

Supporting documents required for Non-Practising Membership:

• Documents as required for Full Membership or Associate Membership of ACPA (depending on which membership category you would ordinarily be eligible for)

          and

• Evidence of current engagement in work in relation to clinical psychology that does not involve practice as a clinical psychologist OR
• written communication stating you are retired or on extended leave.

Apply for Non-Practising Membership

Click here to apply for Non-Practising Membership of ACPA. Documents can be submitted electronically during the application process, or forwarded within 4 weeks via email, or in hard copy to the ACPA Office.