Psychological Society of South Africa Division for Research and Methodology

Psychological Society of South Africa Division for Research and Methodology The Division for Research and Methodology of PsySSA aims to promote theory and research in psychology

The Division for Research and Methodology of PsySSA aims:

- To promote theory and research in psychology;
- To improve the training of psychologists and the teaching of psychology;
- To provide a forum for persons who are involved in the teaching of, and research in, psychology;
- To serve the interests and recognition of those persons who are involved in teaching of, and research in, psychology;
- To promote international co-operation between psychologists and between workers in cognate areas;
- To encourage debate on the social and ethical consequences of psychology;
- To promote links between psychology and its applications; and
- To institute and administer Continuing Education (CE) Programmes.

HERITAGE DAY 2025 🇿🇦 As South Africans we celebrate the rich tapestry of cultures, traditions, and histories that unite ...
24/09/2025

HERITAGE DAY 2025 🇿🇦

As South Africans we celebrate the rich tapestry of cultures, traditions, and histories that unite us as one nation. On this Heritage Day, we honour our shared identity and the diverse roots that shape our collective story.

We wish all our members a meaningful Heritage Day filled with pride and togetherness.

21/09/2025
In her latest editorial for the SAJP (Volume 55, Issue 3: September 2025), Prof. Sumaya Laher challenges us to reimagine...
21/09/2025

In her latest editorial for the SAJP (Volume 55, Issue 3: September 2025), Prof. Sumaya Laher challenges us to reimagine psychology careers in South Africa. Psychology graduates are more than future therapists: they are researchers, innovators, leaders, and changemakers in health, business, technology, education, policy, and beyond. The take-home message? Scope of practice is not destiny. Psychology is a launchpad into avenues for social impact and transformation, where psychology graduates can make a meaning contribution to society.

🔗 Click here: https://www.psyssa.com/out-now-sajp-volume-55-issue-3-september-2025/

19/09/2025

OUT NOW 📢 The latest version of the SAJP is here!

Volume 55, Issue 3: September 2025

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17/09/2025

✨️ Congress Highlight

HPCSA Workshops:
🔹️ Professional Conduct: Upholding Standards in Healthcare
🔹️ HPCSA complaints management process and analysis of trends in complaints
🔹️ Development Pathways Programme
🔹️ The Impairment Programme of the HPCSA

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15/09/2025

Congress Highlight ✨

Dialogue: Writing and Publishing Books on African Psychology Nurturing a Knowledge Ecosystem

🗣️ Presenters: Suffla S | Ratele K | Malherbe N | Dlamini S | Kiguwa P | Barnes B
⏰ Thursday, 14 October, 10:45 - 12:45

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15/09/2025

Congress Highlight ✨

📚 Conducting Empirical Research with Sexual Minority Individuals across the Globe
📌 Prof Ashely Randall
🗓 Tuesday, 14 October
⏰️ 10:45 - 11:45
📍 Durban ICC

15/09/2025

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Our Congress App will soon be available for download!

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The Division for Research and Methodology of PsySSA aims: - To promote theory and research in psychology; - To improve the training of psychologists and the teaching of psychology; - To provide a forum for persons who are involved in the teaching of, and research in, psychology; - To serve the interests and recognition of those persons who are involved in teaching of, and research in, psychology; - To promote international co-operation between psychologists and between workers in cognate areas; - To encourage debate on the social and ethical consequences of psychology; - To promote links between psychology and its applications; and - To institute and administer Continuing Education (CE) Programmes.