Turkish Psychologists Association (TPA)
The organization, first established in Ankara on October 25, 1976, as the Psychologists Association, aims to develop psychology science and professional practices and create a professional union. The Association of Psychologists, one of the professional associations with the highest number of members among the associations operating throughout the country, was renamed the Turkish Psychologists Association on November 29, 1994. It contributes to the professional and academic development of psychology students and psychologists with various units, training, and activities.
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Association of Psychologists for Social Solidarity (TODAP)
Association of Psychologists for Social Solidarity, which provides an occupational organization with an egalitarian and libertarian basis of social solidarity for psychologists and psychology students, aims to take a critical approach to psychology's scientific discipline and prevent inequalities in applications. TODAP aims to help psychologists and psychology students become members of the profession with social sensitivity by bringing together working, unemployed, and student psychologists on a socialist axis.
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Turkish Students of Psychology Working Group (TPÖÇG)
TPÖÇG was founded to enable psychology students' academic development, be aware of each other, and joint activities on social and intellectual platforms in 1995 by a group of psychology students. Today, it contributes to psychology students to become equipped psychologists through various activities such as TPÖÇG, UPOD, UPOK, TPÖÇG Academy, TPÖÇG Week, in which psychology students from the Republic of Turkey and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus participate.
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Students of Psychology Profession Law Platform (PÖMYAP)
The absence of a professional law for psychologists who are graduates of the psychology department leads to abuse of the discipline of psychology. The fact that a professional law does not clearly define the boundaries of the psychology profession causes abuse in various sub-fields of psychology. PÖMYAP was established to obtain an independent professional law and professional chamber and conduct systematic and organized studies on the problems of psychology departments on July 1, 2014.
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