Divisions | PsySSA

PsySSA is proud to support a diverse community of psychologists and professionals dedicated to understanding and improving the human mind. Our organisation is home to a wide range of specialised divisions, each focused on exploring unique aspects of psychology. From the Climate, Environment, and Psychology Community to the Trauma and Violence Division, our divisions offer opportunities for collaboration and growth within specific areas of interest. Join us as we work together to advance the field of psychology and make a positive impact on the lives of individuals and communities in South Africa.

Advancing the ethical integration of AI into psychological science, practice and policy.

Advancing the ethical integration of AI into psychological science, practice and policy.

Exploring the psychological dimensions of environmental change and promoting ecological wellbeing.

Strengthening social justice, community resilience, and collective wellbeing through psychology.

Championing approaches that centre African contexts, epistemologies and culturally grounded practice.

Promoting research excellence, robust methodology and ethical standards in psychological science.

Integrating neuroscience, assessment and legal expertise in complex psychological and forensic contexts.

Advancing the practice, scientific rigour and professional identity of registered counsellors and psychometrists.

Integrating psychological insight with health promotion, illness prevention and systems-level impact.

Advocating for the interests, conditions and influence of psychologists in the public service sector.

Advancing evidence-based, rights-affirming practice and policy on sexuality and gender diversity.

Supporting effective learning and educational development through contextually grounded psychological science.

Supporting emerging psychologists with professional development, mentorship and community engagement.

Nurturing professional excellence and community wellbeing through counselling psychology practice and development.

Advancing clinical assessment and intervention for mental health across diverse populations.

Leading psychological understanding and response to trauma and violence at individual and societal levels.