
Society for the Study of Psychiatry & Culture
The Society for the Study of Psychiatry and Culture (SSPC) is a nonprofit, interdisciplinary organization devoted to furthering research, clinical care and education in cultural aspects of mental health and illness.
We aim to promote cultural psychiatry in North American professional groups and to collaborate with national and international organizations in the development of policy and practice. Primarily rooted in North America, we provide an interface for domestic and international interests of cultural psychiatry and mental health.
Be Part of the Community.
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Membership.
Advance your career in cultural psychiatry. Network and collaborate with cultural psychiatry experts in research, education, and clinical care. Members receive discounts on our annual meeting registration and free access to recorded versions of our webinars.
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Already a Member.
Manage your membership: renew, change level, subscribe for member discounts, update your contact information, select your interests and more.
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Subscribe.
Join our mailing list to stay up to date with everything related to SSPC including upcoming events, award opportunities, webinars and more.
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Learn.
Members of the SSPC receive access to webinar offerings that provide the latest information in Cultural Psychology. Join in our webinar, enjoy our keynote presentations, and participate in live interactive discussions and exchange with colleagues around the world.

Contributions & Donations
Support the activities of SSPC in the study of mental health, global health, and culture. Your donation will help trainees, early-career professionals, and speakers from low-income countries.
The President’s Fund: Your contribution will help…Reduce the costs for trainees and early-career professionals to attend the Annual Meeting; Defray the costs for invited non-member speakers to participate in the Annual Meeting
Unrestricted Use Fund: You may also designate your donation for unrestricted use to help…Defray the costs for operating expenses