Psychological Association of America

The American Psychological Association (APA) is a leading organization representing psychologists in the United States. It focuses on advancing the science and profession of psychology. The APA publishes research, sets ethical standards, and provides guidelines for education and practice in psychology. It also addresses mental health issues and advocates for public policies that support psychological well-being. Founded in 1892, the APA plays a crucial role in shaping psychological research, education, and practice, and it provides resources for professionals, students, and the general public to understand mental health better.