Psychological Society

of Saskatchewan

Executive Council

2010-2011

 

 

                                

 

Psychological Society of Saskatchewan

Well Being Through Excellence in Psychology

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Co-Presidents:

Regan Hart & Pamela Clarke

 

President-Elect:

Kristi Wright

 

Past President:

Vacant

 

Registrar:

Linda Tholl

 

Treasurer:

Linda Tholl

 

Secretary:

Shahlo Mustafaeva

 

Members-at-Large:

Linda Tholl        

Susan Weir        James Pappas

Jill Nutini         Douglas Blakely

Megan Tuttle       Allisson Quine

 

Office Manager:

Valerie Hoffman

 

Newsletter Editor:

Linda Tholl

 

Webmaster:

Linda Tholl

There is now 4 events listed on our Events page and 7 jobs listed on our Job Board

New Research Participation Opportunity

(See Below)

2010 Jillings Award

Shawna Melvin

The Jillings Award in awarded annually to an individual who has made outstanding contributions towards excellence in psychology in Saskatchewan.

We are delighted to announce that Shawna Melvin has been chosen as the recipient of the 2010 Jillings Award! We believe her contributions to the Saskatchewan psychological community and the people of the province of Saskatchewan embody the sentiment and intent of this award.

 

 

 

 

 

Fee Schedule

 

PSS has reviewed our 2009 recommended  fee schedule and has maintained the same rate for 2010 for Saskatchewan Psychologists

 

$140 per 50 minute session

 

For more details, please see our Fee Schedule Page

Research Participation Opportunity

 

Informed Consent Information

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We are interested in Canadian psychologists’ views on driving assessment for older adults (over age 60). We are conducting a national study based at the University of Victoria. Your contact information was drawn from provincial data bases of registered psychologists.

WE ARE ASKING YOU:

We are asking that you take 15 minutes to complete our on-line survey. Your participation will help increase our understanding of driving related issues. This information will identify areas that need improvement in relation to identifying at-risk drivers. We hope this will aid in the development of positive policy and practice recommendations.

CONFIDENTIALITY

The survey is confidential. Your comments and answers will remain anonymous. We will insure that you will only be identified by a number. In addition, your email address will be removed from our data base after data collection and it will never be sold or passed along to any other entities.

IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS

The validity of the study relies on a high response rate from psychologists across Canada. We appreciate your time and contribution to this serious concern to Canadian society and to psychologists who are potentially liable when their clients experience driving accidents.

 

If you have any questions or comments about this study or your participation, please contact the principal investigator (Janet Love at 250-472-4469 or janets@uvic.ca). If we do not hear from you in two weeks, we will contact you to insure that you have received this survey.

 

Thank you very much for taking the time to participate in this important project.

 

Click on this link to go to survey.    http://web.uvic.ca/~doa/

2010 Student Awards

 

Pamela Clarke

is the recipient of the 2010 PSS Doctoral level Student Award

Luke Schneider

is the recipient at the 2010 PSS Honours level Student Award