• PSCP 2024 Annual Banquet and Fundraiser

    You are cordially invited to the PSCP: The Psychology Network 2024 Annual Banquet and Fundraiser Sunday, May 5, 2024 6:30pm to 9:30pm Valley Green Inn Valley Green Road Philadelphia, PA 19118 Please note the event will take place in a [...]

  • The Art of Being a Failure as a Therapist—Haley Revisited

    The Art of Being a Failure as a Therapist—Haley Revisited Jay S. Efran Temple University It has been more than fifty years since Jay Haley published his sardonic essay, "The Art of Being a Failure as a Therapist." In [...]

  • BLOG: Therapists Use of their Personal Selves in Therapy

    Written By: Harry J. Aponte, PhD (h.c.), MSW, LCSW, LMFT How can therapists be formally trained through their personal resonance with clients and through their personal vulnerabilities to walk in their clients' shoes - perceiving their clients' pains and [...]

At the Philadelphia Psychology Network we are dedicated to the practice and science of psychology through service, education, and advocacy.

Welcome to the Philadelphia Psychology Network

PSCP, the Philadelphia Society of Clinical Psychologists was founded in 1956. In 2017, our name was officially changed to PSCP: The Psychology Network. We offer comprehensive services to mental health professionals, graduate students and the community, including referral resources, low-cost therapy, continuing education, mental health updates, and social networking events. Our network of psychologists keeps the community informed of the latest updates in mental health legislation, public policy, and social action as well as community-based prevention, treatment techniques, psychological publications, and treatment programs.

Low Fee Psychotherapy Services

Affordable Care for Our Community

For Philadelphia area residents seeking therapy services who do NOT currently have insurance or have high insurance deductibles, we offer a low fee ($50), sliding scale if necessary for those individuals who qualify. For more information on our Human Services Center, please call the Philadelphia Psychology Network office: (215) 885-2562 or E-mail: ninabcummings@gmail.com.

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