Who We Are

Young Psychologists Association (YPA)
Established in 2019

Founded in 2019, Young Psychologists Association (YPA) was created to nurture young
talent in psychology, bridge academia with real-world practice, and promote mental healthliteracy. From a small volunteer team, YPA has grown into a national network leading
projects in psychology, mental health, and drug addiction prevention.

20,000+ members · 50+ international conferences · 150+ awareness campaigns ·
500+ projects in psychology & mental health

Values

Skill-Building for Youth

Community Impact

Research & Conferences

Recovery & Prevention

What We Do

01.

— Mental Health Programs

Mental health programs provide guidance, support, and resources to help individuals manage stress, build resilience, and improve overall emotional well-being.

02.

— Drug Addiction Prevention

Drug addiction prevention programs aim to spread awareness, educate communities, and promote healthy choices to reduce the risk of substance abuse.

03.

— Research & Publications

Research and publications focus on generating knowledge, sharing findings, and contributing valuable insights to support evidence-based practices and policies.

04.

— Training & Certifications

Training and certification programs equip individuals with practical skills and recognized credentials to enhance their professional growth and career opportunities.

05.

— Conferences & Events

Conferences and events provide a platform for learning, networking, and exchanging ideas with experts and peers in the field.

06.

— Community & Campus Outreach

Community and campus outreach initiatives aim to engage people through awareness activities, support services, and programs that foster connection and positive impact.

Impact Stories​

Student Member

“YPA helped me publish my first paper and lead a campus campaign.”

Clinical Partner

“Our hospital’s partnership with YPA improved community referrals.”

Partners

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