Membership Information

PPAGS membership provides FREE Non-CE access to all PPA webinars, discounted Non-CE access to PPA's Annual Convention, and special graduate student programming. PPAGS members are also encouraged to apply for annual monetary student education awards.

Undergraduate student membership provides FREE Non-CE access to all PPA webinars, discounted Non-CE access to PPA's Annual Convention, and special undergraduate student programming.

Persons licensed as a psychologist in Pennsylvania, or have a doctoral degree in psychology, or have a master's degree primarily in the scientific and professional discipline of psychology plus the equivalent of two full years of experience primarily in the scientific and professional discipline of psychology following the granting of the degree.

Dues Rates are as follows:

Licensed in Private Practice: $359/Year

Licensed Not In Private Practice: $239/Year

Retired/Semi-Retired (At least 65 years old, working 10 hours/week or less): $149/Year

First Year Member Not Early Career Psychologist: $99 (First Year Only)

First Year Member Early Career Psychologist: Free First Year Post Doc (First Year Only)

Early Career Psychologist: $149/ Year

Non-Licensed as a Psychologist: $149/ Year

Please be advised that the portion of your membership dues attributable to lobbying expenses is not deductible as a business expense for federal income tax purposes. The percentage of your dues that falls into this category is determined annually based on the organization's lobbying activities.

The non-deductible percentage for 2025 is 16%.
The non-deductible percentage for 2026 is 19%.

We recommend consulting with a tax advisor regarding the deductibility of your professional expenses.

Persons licensed as a psychologist in Pennsylvania, or have a doctoral degree in psychology, or have a master's degree primarily in the scientific and professional discipline of psychology plus the equivalent of two full years of experience primarily in the scientific and professional discipline of psychology following the granting of the degree.

Dues Rates are as follows:

Licensed in Private Practice: $35/Month

Licensed Not In Private Practice: $25/Month

Retired/Semi-Retired (At least 65 years old, working 10 hours/week or less): $15/Month

First Year Member Not Early Career Psychologist: $15/Month

First Year Member Early Career Psychologist: Free First Year Post Doc $0

Early Career Psychologist: $15/ Month

Non-Licensed as a Psychologist: $15/ Month

Please be advised that the portion of your membership dues attributable to lobbying expenses is not deductible as a business expense for federal income tax purposes. The percentage of your dues that falls into this category is determined annually based on the organization's lobbying activities.

The non-deductible percentage for 2025 is 16%.
The non-deductible percentage for 2026 is 19%.

We recommend consulting with a tax advisor regarding the deductibility of your professional expenses.

Persons who can demonstrate a legitimate professional, educational or scientific interest in the field of psychology and who are not eligible for a higher level of membership. Examples of such persons may include high school teachers of psychology. Affiliates shall have neither voting rights nor be eligible for elective office.

Dues Rate: $149/Year

Persons who can demonstrate a legitimate professional, educational or scientific interest in the field of psychology and who are not eligible for a higher level of membership. Examples of such persons may include high school teachers of psychology. Affiliates shall have neither voting rights nor be eligible for elective office.

Dues Rate: $15/Month