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Advocacy & Representation

• Professional representation before your legislature
• Representation to the Board of Psychology and access to state regulatory organizations
• Coordination of efforts with allied health organizations and advocacy groups
• Access to national efforts with local implications

• Up-to-date news, events and articles about current topics of interest (e.g. health reform)
• Listserv access for information, referrals, and discussions*
• Discounts on classified postings and advertisements
• Absence from practice continuity of care plan
• Member surveys and other opportunities to share your voice
• Opportunity to write for the MPA publication
• Public statement submission form

• Discounts on all education and training events, including convention registration
• Trainings with CE hours offered monthly
• Annual Convention and Rural Behavioral Health Practice Conference
• Bi-annual Trust Ethics conference
• Mentorship Program

• Ethics and professional standards consultation
• Free legal consultation (up to one hour of time) and generous discount on legal fees beyond the consultation
• Option to purchase two extra one-hour legal consultation sessions for only $45.00/year
• Option to be included in the Forensic Directory for an additional $50.00/year

• Networking with colleagues in the field
• Eligibility for professional awards
• Privilege to vote for leadership and serve in leadership roles within MPA
• And more!

*In order to participate in any of the listservs, you must be an MPA member who has a license from the Minnesota Board of Psychology (or other state board of psychology), or a student member who is a graduate student in a psychology program, and must be a member of the listserv’s division.

Sixty-five percent (65%) of membership dues payments to MPA are deductible as an ordinary and necessary business expense. Thirty-five percent (35%) of your MPA membership dues are not tax-deductible because they are used by MPA for direct lobbying expenses. Dues are not deductible as charitable contributions for federal tax purposes. Consult your financial advisor for clarification.