Legislative Advocacy

Legislative Grant Award

The Arkansas Psychological Association (ArPA) is pleased to announce that it has received a $10,000 Legislative Grant from APA Services Inc. to support advocacy efforts related to the Master’s Level Practice of Psychology. This grant was awarded through the APA Practice Directorate and the Committee of State Leaders (CSL), which provide funding to state psychological associations for advancing significant legislative initiatives impacting the profession.

We extend our gratitude to APA Services for their support in helping us continue to advocate for psychology professionals in Arkansas.

Legislative Fund Contribution

Your tax-deductible contribution to the ArPA Legislative Fund directly supports our advocacy efforts. These efforts ensure that psychology has a voice in the legislative process and that laws are enacted that benefit both psychologists and the public they serve.

Shaping Arkansas Psychology

The Arkansas Psychological Association (ArPA) actively advocates for legislation that supports the profession of psychology and promotes the mental health and well-being of Arkansans.


State Level Advocacy:

Contact Your Arkansas State Legislators: Find contact information for your state senators and representatives to voice your concerns on important psychological issues.

Contact Your Arkansas State Legislators

Act 505/HB 1250: Learn more about Act 505, a recent piece of legislation impacting Arkansas psychology, and access the full text of the act.

Read Act 505 Here

National Level Advocacy:

Access the Legislative Action Center: Connect with the American Psychological Association’s (APA) Legislative Action Center to advocate for federal legislation impacting psychology.

Legislative Action Center

By participating in legislative advocacy, you can help shape the future of psychology in Arkansas and ensure that mental health care remains a top priority.

Your Arkansas Legislators

The Arkansas Psychological Association (ArPA) encourages you to connect with your state legislators to advocate for issues important to psychology and mental health care. Here’s a quick reference to find your representatives:

Make your voice heard! Visit the page to find contact information for your specific representatives and senators. You can also use this resource to learn more about their legislative priorities and advocacy stances.