All persons interested in supporting the promotion of Our Mission are welcome to become members of the Catholic Psychotherapy Association.
- Only clinical and academic members shall have voting rights within the association or be eligible to serve on the Board of Directors. All other rights and privileges of the association shall be shared in equally by all five classes of membership.
Clinical Members
Anyone who possesses a graduate degree in a mental health field and is licensed or certified to practice by their State. Psychiatrists, Psychologists, Licensed Professional Counselors, Social Workers, Marriage & Family therapists, & Affiliate therapists.
$95 per year/$256 three year membership
Academic Members
Anyone who possesses a graduate degree in a mental health field, social sciences, philosophy, or theology. Professors, teachers, supervisors in the mental health fields, those who possess a graduate degree in a mental health field, social sciences, philosophy, or theology.
$95 per year/$256 three year membership
Student Members
Anyone enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate degree program in the mental health field, social sciences, philosophy, or theology. The Catholic Psychotherapy Association requires documentation of Student status, to include: your college or university of enrollment, proof of enrollment in the current academic term, your field of study, and anticipated date of degree completion/graduation. Upon receipt of documentation, your application will be processed.
$30 per year/$81 three year membership
Clergy, Religious, Seminarians Members
Clergy members include Catholic Clergy, Religious, and Seminarians interested in supporting the mission of the CPA.
$50 per year/$135 three year membership
Affiliate Members
Affiliate members will be persons who do not meet the criteria for the membership classes noted above, but who otherwise meet the general criteria for membership. This might include, but is not limited to: non-Catholics and citizens of other countries.
$50 per year/$135 three year membership