Arizona Psychology Master’s and Graduate Degree Programs

Table Of Contents

1. Arizona Master's in Psychology Programs
2. Arizona Doctorate in Psychology Programs
3. Arizona Psychology Licensing and Resources
4. Arizona Psychology Related Podcasts

Check out our comprehensive list of Arizona schools offering both terminal and non-terminal psychology master’s and graduate programs, sorted by affordability. With 29 graduate psychology degrees available across 7 universities in the state, you can explore a variety of areas of study including law and psychology, applied behavior analysis, cognition and instruction, behavioral neuroscience, general, educational, health, industrial/organizational, child and adolescent, forensic, developmental, social, quantitative psychology, and more. Discover valuable, local information in the “Licensing and Resources” table located at the bottom of the page. Looking beyond Arizona? Consider graduate psychology programs in neighboring states such as California, Nevada, Utah and New Mexico.

Arizona Master’s in Psychology Programs

Discover affordable Arizona psychology master’s programs (MA and MS) at the 6 colleges listed below. Specializations include general, forensic, educational, health, industrial-organizational psychology, and more. The campuses are located in Phoenix, Flagstaff, Tempe, and Tucson. The colleges are sorted by affordability, making it easy for you to find the program that meets your needs and budget.

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Grand Canyon University The GCU Master of Science in General Psychology is a non-thesis program available in online or evening classes that usually takes two to three years for students to complete and supports students as they learn to apply the Christian worldview and the principles of servant leadership to their professional lives. There is an emphasis on contemporary issues and ethical considerations. Students are encouraged to develop their leadership qualities, sharpen critical thinking skills and enhance their communication abilities as they gain insights into human behavior and thought patterns.	$	#TD #503 #103
Grand Canyon University The GCU MS in Forensic Psychology is a graduate degree program that provides a thorough grounding in the advanced principles of human psychology, criminal behavior and societal responses to criminal behavior. Students acquire a framework of statistical analysis and research skills that can be applied to timely and relevant topics in criminal behavior. The modern curriculum covers current legal system programs, policies and ethical practices. It encourages students to proactively improve criminal justice processes and human rehabilitation.	$	#TD #503 #102
Grand Canyon University The GCU MS in GeroPsychology students acquire foundational knowledge in the psychological and neurological aspects of aging. Learn to contribute to the field’s knowledge of the cognitive and psychosocial changes that affect elderly populations. Examine best practices in applied psychological theories and research to support families and healthcare providers who work with aging adults. Our program also explores coping strategies, physical health issues, end of life matters and ethical practices.	$	#TD #503 #104
Grand Canyon University The GCU MS in Health Psychology prepares future health psychologists to support individuals in their quest for a physically, mentally and cognitively healthy lifestyle and explores the intersection of biological, social and psychological factors, and their effects on health, wellness and illness. Examine the interrelationships of body, mind and spirit as you learn to enrich the lives of those around you. Learn to apply research-based interventions to inspire healthy behavior changes in diverse communities.	$	#TD #503 #105
Grand Canyon University The GCU MS in Human Factors Psychology is the blending of the disciplines of engineering and psychology. Students examine current knowledge in psychology, sociology and communications to develop a keen understanding of information processing and retention. The rapidly growing subfield enables professionals to consult on the design and improvement of products, equipment and environments in a way that optimizes human safety and capabilities. The end goal is to maximize human well-being and system performance.	$	#TD #503 #098
Grand Canyon University The GCU MS in Industrial Organizational Psychology offers insights into why people behave the way they do in the workplace, how employee behavior can be predicted, and prepares the next generation of IO psychology specialists. Our program provides students with a thorough grounding in scientific principles, research methods and consulting techniques. IO psychology students learn to produce usable data and apply their findings to enhance the workplace environment and optimize productivity and efficiency.	$	#TD #503 #106
Grand Canyon University The GCU MS in Psychology: Life Coaching students learn to empower clients to overcome obstacles, achieve goals, navigate transitions and reach their true potential in life. Focus your studies on helping others lead full, productive lives. Learn the principles and theories and acquire fundamental coaching skills that can immediately be put to work in your practice. Explore models and techniques for creating a coaching alliance and developing a coaching plan. Graduates will be able to work well with either individuals or businesses and other organizations.	$	#TD #503 #145
University of Phoenix The UOP Master of Science in Psychology is an educational degree program that provides a foundation of knowledge and focuses on the scientific study of human behavior including cognition, motivation and emotion. The program provides training in four core areas: biological bases of behavior, acquired or learned bases of behavior, social, cultural and systemic influences on behavior and individual differences in behavior.	$	#TD #503 #103
National University The NCU MA in Psychology enables students to pursue advanced study in psychology that can lead to careers in the helping professions, industry, government, and nonprofit organizations. The program also provides students with the foundational knowledge and skills necessary for doctoral-level study. There are two specializations within the MA program, the General Psychology specialization, and the Gender and Sexual Fluidity specialization.	$	#TD #503 #103 #126
National University The NCU MS in Educational Psychology (MSEP) gives you the skills you need to make an impact in the classroom. You’ll study how to apply psychology and the science of learning to better understand how people learn and to shape the instructional process. You’ll also explore educational foundations along with critical subjects, such as child and adolescent development, the psychology of learning, gifted education, and diversity-related topics. Other focus areas include research design, how to use statistics, professional ethics, and the law as it relates to this field.	$	#TD #503 #097
National University The NU Online MS in Forensic Psychology (MSFP) prepares you to apply psychological principles in forensic settings and equips you to work within the justice system, with law enforcement, the courts, corrections, and victim services departments. You’ll examine policy and justice, basics of risk and threat assessment and management, criminal behavior theories, and evaluation and treatment of offenders.	$	#TD #503 #102
National University The NU MS in Health Psychology (MSHP) students will learn to apply psychological principles that can prevent illness, improve personal health outcomes, and impact healthcare systems. You’ll focus on the psychological study of health and illness, along with recovery, from the perspective that these arise due to a combination of physical, behavioral, and social conditions. You’ll also take electives focused on topics such as substance abuse, adult psychopathology, trauma, and wellness.	$	#TD #503 #105
National University The NU MS in Industrial / Organizational Psychology (MSIOP) gives you the skills you need to make an impact in government, industry, consulting, and nonprofit organizations. You’ll learn to apply psychology and the science of working to create solutions to resolve workplace issues. You’ll explore investigative scientific methods and learn how to resolve problems using evidence-based actions. Other focus areas include personnel psychology, organizational behavior, research design, and statistics analysis.	$	#TD #503 #106
National University The NCU MS in Sport Psychology (MSPSYSP) degree program helps you develop the skills and personal and professional growth needed by critically analyzing a broad range of theories and practical knowledge. This degree may appeal to individuals who would like to work with athletes and other high-performance people on the psychological aspects of their performance. This program may also appeal to those who are already working in a mental health/counseling environment and are looking to broaden their clientele and engage in non-clinical work.	$	#TD #503 #122
National University The NU Master's in Child & Adolescent Developmental Psychology helps prepare you for a career with or advocating for, children, adolescents, and their families. You’ll have an opportunity to take an in-depth look at developmental stages and explore how the impacts of family, school, peers, society, and culture intertwine and affect the development of children and adolescents. Students will also learn about child and adolescent psychopathology and get an in-depth understanding of ADHD, as well as autism spectrum disorders.	$	#TD #503 #095 #084
Northern Arizona University The NAU MA in Psychological Sciences trains students to be scientific professionals, to be ethically responsible, to be committed to serving others, and to respect human diversity. The majority of students who enter the program report an interest to doctoral psychology programs and find a solid and expansive curriculum which is designed to be completed in two academic years. Foundational courses, such as those in research design and statistics, include closely-supervised theoretical and laboratory-based opportunities. Faculty expertise includes: behavioral health, neuroscience, clinical, cognitive, developmental, health, social, and industrial/organizational psychology.	$$	#TD #503 #103
Arizona State University The ASU Online Master of Science in Forensic Psychology will provide working professionals with an understanding of mental health issues and human behavior with respect to crime and the legal system. It involves specialized coursework on criminal law, criminal behavior, the diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders, and legal decision making. An assortment of electives allow you to learn about specialized areas like correctional psychology, gangs and more. This degree provides a foundation for doctoral programs, which are required to become a forensic psychologist. This program culminates in an applied project.	$$$	#TD #503 #102
Arizona State University The ASU Online Master of Science in Psychology is designed to give students and working professionals an understanding of psychological theory and empirical research findings as they relate to human behavior, cognition, emotion, and attitudes. Electives include: affective science, behavior analysis, psychophysiology, cognitive, developmental, health, legal, abnormal and social psychology. Tenured and tenure-track faculty oversee and lead the curriculum, resulting in a program that effectively builds advanced knowledge. You can expect to build research knowledge and develop valuable experience that can be applied to a variety of careers.	$$$	#TD #503 #103
Arizona State University The ASU Terminal MS in Psychology is designed to give our students a strong, research-based foundation in the modern field of psychology. Our program emphasizes quantitative methodology, statistical analysis, professional development, and independent research. A unique feature of our program is our research clusters which include: Cognition, Behavior, and Information, Psychology and Law, and Resilience in Social Environments (RISE). The majority of our students' goals involve moving on to doctoral programs in psychology and related fields, and we have had great success with them attaining those goals. We have been able to fund many of our incoming students with either a full or half fellowship appointment.	$$$	#TD #503 #103 #087 #107 #121
Arizona State University (BACB) The ASU Master's in Applied Behavior Analysis students will learn all the skills they need in order to help children and adults with autism spectrum disorders as well those with behavioral issues. Successful graduates will be able to sit for certification upon program completion and once certified, be eligible for state-licensing. The program’s learning outcomes will include mastery across three major areas: Basic Behavior-Analytic Skills; Client-Centered Responsibilities; and Foundational Knowledge. The coursework for each student is individualized and based upon the student's previous training, research goals, and mentor and practicum site.	$$$	#TD #503 #081
University of Arizona The UA MA in Educational Psychology program exposes students to emerging psychological research and theory, preparing them for a wide range of professional positions in education, government, and industry. Courses include the areas of teaching and learning, human development, and measurement, statistics and research methodology. Prepare and present research through either a thesis or outcome assessment. An accelerated master's program is also available.	$$$	#TD #503 #097

Arizona Doctorate in Psychology Programs

Explore affordable Arizona psychology graduate programs (PhD, EdS, PsyD) at the 5 top colleges in the state. These programs offer hands-on experience through internships and practicum courses, preparing students for clinical practice, research, and academia across specializations including school, clinical, counseling, law, developmental, and social psychology. Accredited by APA, HLC, NASP, CAEP, PCSAS, and the Academy of Psychological Clinical Science, these programs ensure the highest quality education.

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Grand Canyon University The GCU PhD in General Psychology: Performance Psychology (Qualitative Research) is designed for learners who want to apply research about emotion, cognition and motivation to the study of peak performance. Graduates of the PhD program look to use psychology to improve and enhance all kinds of performance. GCU also offers a Quantative Research option which focuses on developing expertise in the creation of a sampling plan and in the collection of data.	$	#NTD #503 #103 #122
Grand Canyon University (HLC) The GCU PhD in General Psychology: Cognition and Instruction (Qualitative Research) is designed to help students who wish to work with adult educational communities that are economically and culturally diverse. Graduates will investigate how cognitive processes can inform the best instructional method. The coursework covers topics relevant to building and analyzing desired learning outcomes. This includes studying social cognition and assessments. GCU also offers a quantitative PhD which focuses on developing expertise in the creation of a sampling plan and in the collection of data.	$	#NTD #503 #103 #087
Grand Canyon University The GCU PhD in General Psychology: Industrial and Organizational (Qualitative Research) allows learners to study human behavior across a number of settings. This program focuses most on people in the workplace. Graduates will understand how relationships are formed and what makes people engaged and motivated. Studying these topics allows learners to consult and coach business professionals who wish to make improvements in relationship-building, culture and organizational performance. GCU also offers a Quantitative Research option which focuses on analyzing events by interpreting numeric data.	$	#NTD #503 #103 #106
Grand Canyon University The GCU PhD in General Psychology: Integrating Technology and Learning (Qualitative Research) guides learners in understanding how psychology, technology and instruction can seamlessly integrate in learning environments. This leads to the completion of informed research that can positively impact learning outcomes in teaching and educational environments. This PhD is typically designed for people who are currently working in business, government, technology, social media or higher education who want to advance their careers. GCU also offers a Quantative Research option which focuses on examining and analyzing events by interpreting numeric data.	$	#NTD #503 #103 #149
Northern Arizona University (APA)(CAEP) The NAU Combined PhD in Counseling/School Psychology program prepares students to function as well-rounded generalists with a strong foundation that emphasizes general preparation as counseling/school psychologists. The combined approach promotes the optimal development of individuals, families, groups, and environmental systems using empirically supported and culturally sensitive interventions in a broad array of settings including schools, universities, integrated healthcare, community mental health, correctional facilities, and independent practice. Students engage in substantive training utilizing a scientist-practitioner model integrating psychological theory, research, and practice. The program was intentionally designed to lead to licensure or certification in Arizona.	$$	#NTD #503 #091 #119
Northern Arizona University (NASP)(CAEP) The NAU EdS in School Psychology has been designed to prepare school psychologists through the scientist-practitioner model and emphasizes developing skills in the assessment of learning and behavior problems as well as those needed to serve as an effective consultant with school personnel. Integration of science and practice is accomplished through a carefully orchestrated program of study that emphasizes didactic presentation and practical applications. This degree is appropriate if you want to be certified as a School Psychologist. Courses include: psychological foundations, educational foundations, professional ethics and standards, assessment, interventions, and research.	$$	#NTD #503 #119
Arizona State University (APA)(PCSAS)(APCS) The ASU PhD in Psychology is designed to provide outstanding training in innovative research, methodology and the application of psychological principles to a wide variety of human conditions. The program offers collaborative and interdisciplinary training in innovative, mentored research across six major areas of study: cognitive science, behavioral neuroscience and comparative psychology, developmental, social, clinical, and quantitative psychology. Students pick one of those six areas but there is, however, substantial opportunity to integrate courses of study across areas in the department. The unique strength of the department is the wealth of outstanding faculty members whose specialization is quantitative methods.	$$$	#NTD #503 #085 #095 #121 #109 #086 #115
Arizona State University (APA) The ASU PhD in Counseling Psychology is a doctoral program in health service that prepares students to become scientist-practitioners. Graduates are license eligible as psychologists in Arizona and other states with comparable licensure requirements. With its central focus on multicultural competence and social justice, students learn to conduct empirical research and develop clinical skills to promote the health of individuals, families, groups, and organizations in a diverse society. Although faculty interests are diverse, there is a common emphasis on empirical data as the basis for professional practice.	$$$	#NTD #503 #091
Arizona State University The ASU PhD in Law and Psychology program melds the two fields to help explain how human behavior interacts with and is impacted by the legal system. It is designed to train a new generation of scholars in the field by taking a broad interdisciplinary approach that combines rigorous training in the law and psychological field with training in advanced research methodology and statistics, criminological theory, and contextual training in other subfields of psychology. The goal of the program is for students to use this knowledge to tackle the many important but understudied areas where the legal system is in desperate need of empirical psychological research.	$$$	#NTD #503 #107
University of Arizona (NASP) The UA EdS in School Psychology program philosophy is guided by the "scholar-practitioner" training model and provides a comprehensive and integrated curriculum that prepares students to become Nationally Certified School Psychologists (NCSP). The program emphasizes professional and clinical practice, as well as understanding and using scholarship in one’s practice and has trained hundreds of scholars and practitioners who have assumed leadership positions. The program, which leads to certification in Arizona, is available in two locations: Tucson (Main Campus) and Chandler (UA Chandler).	$$$	#NTD #503 #119
University of Arizona (APA) The UA PhD in School Psychology is designed to prepare students for leadership positions and related disciplines. Students in the program are provided with a range of training and research opportunities that aim to increase their competence and their ability to function as effective professionals who collaborate well with individuals from different disciplines and celebrate diversity. Graduates of this program are prepared to assume roles that may involve research, scholarship, or practice. Graduates will be qualified to pursue becoming credentialed as nationally certified school psychologists (NCSPs) as well as licensed psychologists in Arizona.	$$$	#NTD #503 #119
University of Arizona (PCSAS)(APCS) The UA Clinical Psychology PhD offers a science-based curriculum that emphasizes flexibility for students to tailor the learning experiences to their needs and interests. Our program prepares students not only for clinical practice but to contribute to the advancement of knowledge in the field. The program offers a considerable range of clinical training and research opportunities. Although we follow a generalist training model, students can develop expertise in the following specialization areas: Clinical Health Psychology, Clinical Neuropsychology, Psychophysiology, and Intervention Science.	$$$	#NTD #503 #085 #105 #114 #163
University of Arizona The UA PhD in Cognition and Neural Systems (CNS) offers extensive opportunities for those interested in pursuing the study of cognitive, computational, evolutionary and neurophysiological principles underlying human and animal behavior. This program reflects the steadily increasing overlap in research interests of cognitive and neural scientists. Faculty expertise and research interests span levels of analysis ranging from molecular, cellular and systems neuroscience to the highest cognitive processes in humans. State-of-the-art equipment and facilities are available for both human and animal experimentation and computational modeling.	$$$	#NTD #503 #087 #115
University of Arizona The UA PhD in Social Psychology is a research-intensive doctoral program with the goal of training the next generation of social scientists. The program focuses their experimental and correlational research on topics related to health, coping, well-being, attitudes, the self-concept, self-esteem, social perception, prejudice, stereotyping, culture, personality. With six core faculty and a group of around 10-15 graduate students and a few post-docs, the social program is relatively small by national standards, however, this allows for faculty and graduate students to develop deeply collaborative and productive working relationships.	$$$	#NTD #503 #121
Midwestern University (APA) The MU College of Health Sciences PsyD in Clinical Psychology will help you to develop the essential diagnostic, therapeutic, and consultative skills for a successful career as a clinical psychologist. Utilizing a practitioner-scholar model, our program will help you develop an extensive understanding of the theoretical principles in the clinical practice of psychology and the ability to use that knowledge in a clinical setting. The program also offers a 5-year neuropsychology concentration providing students with training that will serve as a foundation for internship and post-doctoral training.	$$$$$	#NTD #503 #085 #114

Arizona Psychology Licensing and Resources

As a psychology student, you may be curious about the psychologist licensing process and requirements in Arizona. According to the Board of Psychologist Examiners, to obtain licensure in the state, the minimum requirements to qualify for licensure are to: hold a doctorate in applied psychology, complete 3,000 hours of supervised experience, which includes 1,500 hours of predoctoral internship, and pass the EPPP. For all the additional and updated requirements please visit the Psychologist Applications page. If you need guidance or support to meet these qualifications, various organizations, boards, associations, and societies are available to assist with your professional development. We have compiled a list of such resources below to help you succeed in your psychology career in Arizona.

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Arizona Department of Health Services The AZDHS offers a wealth of information on mental health resources in Arizona. This includes information on mental health conditions, resources for individuals experiencing a mental health crisis, and links to mental health providers and support organizations.	#503
Arizona Board of Psychologist Examiners The board grants and renews psychologist licenses for individuals to practice psychology or behavior analysis in Arizona. The Board also investigates and adjudicates allegations of unprofessional conduct filed against psychologists and behavior analysts licensed in the state. Additionaly, you will find EPPP resources, statutes and rules, small business bill of rights and more.	#503 #081
Arizona Psychologist License Lookup Need to find a license? Visit our directory page to search for behavior analysts and psychologists using our Thentia-powered license lookup. You can also verify temporary licenses.	#503 #081
Arizona State Board of Behavioral Health Examiners Mission is to establish and maintain standards of qualifications and performance for licensed behavioral health professionals in the fields of counseling, marriage and family therapy, social work and substance abuse counseling and to regulate the practice of licensed behavioral health professionals for protection of the public in the state.	#503 #091 #081
Southwestern Psychological Association SWPA is an official APA affiliate for the Southwestern nine-state region of the United States and works to promote and strengthen psychology’s scientific, professional and educational facets. SWPA prides itself on serving the psychological community by providing access to scientific advances and professional development within a collegial atmosphere. Students are welcomed and treated as active and valued participants in the discipline. Additionally, SWPA strives to maintain diversity in its membership, its leadership and its program.	#555 #503 #504 #516 #518 #525 #531 #536 #542 #543
Arizona Psychological Association The AzPA was founded in 1950 and became an affiliate of the APA in 1951. Our mission is to support its members, advance the profession, preserve its integrity, promote health, and advocate in the public interest. Members include Licensed Psychologists, Training Psychologists, Associated Professionals and Retired Psychologists. The AzPA is involved in many different areas including advocacy, collegial relations, internal and external communications, professional education and support, governance, member services and more.	#503
Arizona Psychiatric Society APS is the professional association in Arizona that focuses exclusively on the needs of physicians who specialize in psychiatry. APS addresses all aspects of psychiatric care and includes public, academic and private practice psychiatrists, as well as psychiatric residents. The objectives of the APS are to continuously improve the ability of its members to provide quality psychiatric services to persons in need and their families.	#503
Northern Arizona Psychological Society NAPS is a membership organization of mental health professionals with the goal of providing a high quality continuing education program and networking opportunities. Membership in NAPS is open to mental health professionals, students of psychology or related programs, and educators and researchers in psychology or related fields. NAPS events occur predominantly in Flagstaff, AZ.	#503
Arizona Association of School Psychologists The mission of AASP is to is to engage school psychologists with high-quality professional development, promote visionary leadership, and advocate for ethically, culturally competent and socially just practices to empower school psychologists in the vital role of supporting the well-being of children and youth in the state. Our objectives include serving the educational and mental health needs of all children and youth, encourage and provide opportunities for the professional growth of individual members, advance the ethics and standards of the profession of school psychology, and more.	#503 #119
Rocky Mountain Psychological Association RMPA was founded in 1930 for the purpose of advancing psychology as a science, as a profession and as a means of promoting human welfare in the States of Colorado, Arizona, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming. During April of each year a convention is held at various locations throughout the region at which scientific papers, posters and symposia are presented. RMPA remains an advocate throughout all phases of professional development by the dissemination of scientific and professional ideas.	#503 #506 #512 #526 #528 #531 #544 #550
Southern Arizona Psychological Association SAPA is a member driven non-profit organization dedicated to serving and supporting the community of psychologists throughout metropolitan Tucson and the surrounding four counties in Southern AZ. If you are looking for a psychologist, please use Find a Psychologist for more information, including those who practice telehealth.	#503
Granite Mountain Psychological Society An organization of Prescott, Arizona mental health professionals which serves to advance psychology as a profession and a science in the state. Membership in the society is open to licensed mental health professionals, educators and researchers in psychology or related fields, as well as others. We promote human welfare through professional and public education, facilitate professional and social interaction among local mental health professionals, and more.	#503
Four Corners Association for Behavior Analysis The FCAB is an independent, non-profit, professional organization affiliated with the Association for Behavior Analysis International, an organization dedicated to promoting the experimental, theoretical, and applied analyses of behavior. Our members reside, teach, conduct research and practice primarily in the Four Corners region of the United States (AZ, CO, NM, UT).	#503 #506 #531 #544 #081 #101
Arizona Psychology Training Consortium The purpose of the AZPTC is to create high quality postdoctoral residency training sites in urban and rural locations throughout the state and is a unique example of a state-wide professional psychology community supporting the profession through training and education. We serve as the organizational infrastructure for a consortium of clinics, private practices, and other health care organizations to provide access to high-quality training opportunities and supervision that would otherwise not be available.	#503
Arizona Association for Behavior Analysis The AzABA is a scientific and professional reference group for all in the state who identify themselves as scientists or practitioners in disciplines that embrace the principles and practices of behavior analysis. Membership categories include BCBAs, BCaBAs, RBTs, students, and companies that provide ABA services. We a platform for members to engage in networking, continuing education, public policy, scientific research, and interdisciplinary collaboration.	#503 #081
Southwest Psychoanalytic Society The SPS is a non-profit educational and community service organization founded in 1997 that is affiliated with the American Psychoanalytic Association. It is a place where like-minded psychiatrists, psychologists, counselors, and psychoanalysts interested in deepening their understanding of the mind and enhancing their psychotherapeutic skills can learn together in the state. SPS mission is to enhance the psychological growth and emotional well-being in an enduring way.	#503
Arizona Society for Psychoanalytic Psychology The AzSPP, co-founded in 2017 and located in Phoenix, was created to promote Contemporary Psychoanalysis in the state. Our aim is to promote the philosophy of Contemporary Psychoanalysis to psychologists, social workers, and counselors, through salons, classes, seminars, and conferences. We are designed to provide an opportunity for clinical and theoretical dialogue, an exchange of psychological perspectives, and a community of support to each other and to our patients.	#503

Arizona Psychology Related Podcasts

Explore our list of Arizona psychology podcasts featuring guests who are currently or were previously employed as graduate-level psychology professionals or attending/attended a graduate psychology program in the state. Some podcasts also feature students related to the state. For a wider selection, view our complete list of psychology podcasts.