Information

Division members receive these benefits:

• Rehabilitation Psychology the official journal of Division 22, is published quarterly.

• Rehabilitation Psychology News the Division's newsletter, through which you can earn Continuing Education Units (CEUs).

• Eligibility for participation in RehabPsych, the Division's list.server.

• The opportunity to become an active member, serve on any of a number of committees, or become involved in the Section on Pediatric Rehabilitation Psychology, the Section on Women's Issues in Rehabilitation Psychology, or one of the special interest groups.

Membership Categories

Members--Psychologists with interest and expertise in the psychosocial aspects of disability who are current members or applicants to the American Psychological Association are eligible for membership.

Affiliate Members--Professionals from related disciplines such as rehabilitation counseling, speech therapy and audiology, rehabilitation nursing, and other health, medical, and related disciplines with an interest in disability-related issues are eligible to be affiliate members of Division 22.

Foreign Affiliates are welcome; though a higher rate is required to cover postage for journals and newsletters.

Affiliates do not have to be members of APA.

Student Members--Students in psychology, rehabilitation counseling, special education, and related disciplines are eligible to become student members in Division 22.

To print a copy of the application form click here: [Membership Application Form].

To join, contact:

Division 22 Administrative Office
American Psychological Association
750 First Street, NE
Washington, DC 20002-4242

202-336-6013
202-218-3599 (fax)

For more information, contact:

Eun-Jeong Lee, PhD
Institute of Psychology
Illinois Institute of Technology
3101 Dearborn Street, Room 246 A
Chicago, IL 60616
Phone: 312-567-5202
Fax: 312-567-3493
E-mail: elee20@iit.edu