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The topic of this post may be triggering for some readers. We are all related. The Manitoba Association of School Psychologists (MASP) joins our Indigenous Family in sorrow for the lost lives, hopes, and futures of so many innocent children. … Continue reading →

The MASP Board is pleased to announce the appointment of Jill Heater as our new MASP President, effective September 2021. Jill comes highly qualified to help MASP achieve its current goals, specifically, to promote concrete actions for the success and … Continue reading →

Dawn Hanson, President of MASP, presented the MASP Award of Excellence plaque to Keith Moen. Given current circumstances, such as COVID-19 restrictions, no in-person MASP AGM, and Keith working-from-home, it was a very different kind of “award ceremony” this year … Continue reading →

Click on the link to learn about why Keith Moen is deserving of the MASP Award of Excellence! –> 2021_Award_of_Excellence_Keith_Moen Congratulations Keith!

I know you have all eagerly been waiting- click the link below to read this years’ 2021 issue of the PSYN Post! Lots of great articles by our very own members. Be sure not to miss the hilarious return of … Continue reading →

MASP members may contact the Publications/Communications Chair to request professional-quality brochures for distribution.   Click here to download the printable tri-fold brochure.

The Canadian Psychological Association has created several informative fact sheets about the different ways we (as the public and as psychologists) can respond to and manage through the COVID-19 health care crisis. Some topics include the psychological impact of COVID-19 … Continue reading →

The 2020 MASP PsynPost is online and ready for download for paid members. 15 pages of exciting articles, updates, and committee reports, such as: The President’s report MASP Classifieds MASP’s submission to the Manitoba Commission on Kindergarten to Grade 12 … Continue reading →

The Government of Manitoba established the Manitoba Commission on Kindergarten to Grade 12 Education to carry out an independent review of the province’s K to 12 education system. Its goal will be improving outcomes for students, ensuring long-term sustainability and … Continue reading →

Building on the thoughtful work of other Psychologists and Psychology organizations, two documents pertaining to Standards of Practice for Manitoba School Psychologists have been adapted for possible endorsement by the MASP membership at the AGM in April 23, 2019. Your … Continue reading →