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February is Psychology Month in Canada!
Psychology Month is an initiative sponsored by the Canadian Psychological Association that began in 2005. The goal is to raise Canadians’ awareness of the role that psychology plays in their lives and in their communities. To celebrate Psychology Month, the Manitoba Psychological Society has organized a variety of educational seminars for the public on a wide variety of psychology-related topics.
Please click button below for posters and schedule.
View Poster and Event Schedule (PDF)The following is a paid advertisement. The Manitoba Psychological Society does not necessarily endorse any service or educational opportunity advertised.
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February is Psychology Month in Canada!
Psychology Month is an initiative sponsored by the Canadian Psychological Association that began in 2005. The goal is to raise Canadians’ awareness of the role that psychology plays in their lives and in their communities. To celebrate Psychology Month, the Manitoba Psychological Society has organized a variety of educational seminars for the public on a wide variety of psychology-related topics.
Please click button below for posters and schedule.
View Posters and Event Schedule (PDF)
February is Psychology Month in Canada!
Psychology Month is an initiative sponsored by the Canadian Psychological Association that began in 2005. The goal is to raise Canadians’ awareness of the role that psychology plays in their lives and in their communities. To celebrate Psychology Month, the Manitoba Psychological Society has organized a variety of educational seminars for the public on a wide variety of psychology-related topics.
Please click button below for posters and schedule.
View Posters and Event Schedule (PDF)The following is a paid advertisement. The Manitoba Psychological Society does not necessarily endorse any service or educational opportunity advertised.
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