Public Education Campaign
The APA's public education campaign was launched in 1996 to communicate the value of psychology to the public and provide them with information about when and how to seek help. It is based on a grassroots model with messages carried out by APA members at the local level and has proven to be an effective tool for increasing the visibility of psychologists in their communities. All campaign materials are free to APA members and can be accessed below.
For additional Public Education Campaign information and resources, please visit APAHelpCenter.org.
Mind/Body Health Toolkit
The public education campaign’s latest direction, "Mind/Body Health: For a Healthy Mind and Body, Talk to a Psychologist" highlights psychology’s unique role at the intersection between mental and physical well-being.
Tsunami Toolkit
Read APA's materials on how to help communities cope with the tsunami.
Resilience for Kids & Teens
Reading, writing, arithmetic and... resilience? Resilience, the fourth "r," is being added to the lesson plans in schools throughout the country this fall with the launch of the APA’s Resilience for Kids & Teens campaign.
Road To Resilience Campaign
Like other initiatives supported by the American Psychological Association (APA), The Road to Resilience Project is designed to provide members with tools and information they can use to make a personal connection with the public in their own community.
APA Public Education Campaign Campaign Event Program Guidelines (2005)
by Public Relations Staff
APA will offer state, provincial and local psychological associations and APA divisions the opportunity to submit proposals for partnership with APA for public education campaign advertisements and events in 2005.
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APA Public Education Campaign Campaign Event Program Guidelines (June 2006)
by Public Relations Staff
APA will offer state, provincial and local psychological associations and APA divisions the opportunity to submit proposals for partnership with APA for public education campaign advertisements and events in 2005.
Learn More ...
