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The Green, Liberal, PC and NDP parties were all emailed asking if they support professional regulation for school psychologists, under the Psychologist Regulation Act, with two attachments addressing why this is a concern and what the solution is.  The Green … Continue reading →

Since the 1990s, the MASP board has been in discussions and consultations with relevant government bodies and organizations (e.g., the Psychological Association of Manitoba, Manitoba Association of School Superintendents, Manitoba Education and Early Childhood Learning, and Ministry of Health) to advocate for school psychologists to … Continue reading →

MASP would like to thank all who applied for the Manitoba School Psychologist to Student Ratio Researcher position. We would like to welcome Jacquelyn Klassen to the position as the successful applicant. Would you like to volunteer on the Research … Continue reading →

At the May AGM, the MASP 2023 Award of Excellence was presented to Robert George for outstanding contribution in the practice of Psychology in the school setting. Innovation, persistence, inspiration, and leadership only begin to reflect Robert George’s career, which … Continue reading →

Please see the information below for the MASP AGM 2023 on Wednesday, May 24th. Registration closes May 22nd for virtual attendance. AGM Minutes 2021-2022 AGM Agenda 2023 Financial Statements 2022-2023 Proposed Budget 2023-2024 Nomination Slate 2023

Click the link below to read this years’ 2023 issue of the PsynPost! It includes several great articles by our very own members. https://www.masp.mb.ca/members/newsletters/ (for logged-in members). This issue includes: Committee Reports Psychologists Working in Schools Not Professionally Regulated A … Continue reading →

Annual General Meeting (AGM) and presentation by Manitoba First Nations Education Resource Centre Inc. (MFNERC) On May 24th, 2023, MASP will be hosting a half day Professional Development presentation focused on Clinical Considerations When Working with First Nations Students. Clinicians … Continue reading →

This is the final call for submissions for the 2023 MASP PsynPost Newsletter! Please see the previous MASP newsletters posted on the website for content ideas including: Research summaries Book/test reviews Short update about things that are happening in your school … Continue reading →