The Trinidad and Tobago Association of Psychologists’ conference on Child and Adolescent Mental Health and Inclusivity, held April 25th 2018 welcomed many professional groups and individuals to partake in discussions about the services and resources available to children who experience psychological, physical and…
Trinidad & Tobago Association of Psychologists to Focus on Child and Adolescent Mental Health in 2018 Port-Of-Spain, December 21st 2017. At their annual general meeting held November, 2017, the Trinidad and Tobago Association of Psychologists (TTAP) agreed that strategic interventions would be made…
People seek out Psychologists for many reasons. Some may have an everyday problem that they need to talk about, while others find it difficult to go about their normal daily activities and realise that they need professional help. Some persons may choose…
The World Health Organisation (WHO) chose to highlight mental health in the workplace as the theme for this year’s World Mental Health Day. This is no triviality considering that much, if not most of the adult population spends a significant portion of…
PRESS RELEASE The Trinidad and Tobago Association of Psychologists would like to clarify certain reports based on the contribution of the Association’s President Dr. Katija Khan at the recent Joint Select Committee (JSC) inquiry into the state of mental health services and…
The Trinidad and Tobago Association of Psychologists joins with the global community in observing World Mental Health Day on October 10, 2016. This year the theme focuses on Psychological First Aid (PFA) which refers to the first line psychosocial support following a…
It is the responsibility of a progressive society to do all in its power to protect children from all manner of harm that arises from physical, emotional and sexual abuse, incest, rape, violence and trauma in all its forms. The Trinidad and…
