Becoming a member of the Dutch Association of Psychologists (NIP) gives you numerous benefits. More than 13,000 colleagues have already signed up with us and enjoy the advantages of the NIP-membership. The NIP is the only association in the Netherlands that caters to the interests of all psychologists and offers practical assistance and information on the possibilities for psychologist to advance their work and qualifications.
Benefits for members
- Our newsletters and e-mail alerts will always keep you up to date on recent developments within the field of psychology
- You can attend a range of lectures, study days, conferences and symposiums on current issues organised by the NIP
- Contact with fellow psychologists
- You will receive our monthly journal De Psycholoog for free (students only digital in NIP-app)
- You get a discount on adverts in De Psycholoog
- Reduced fees for meetings and events organised by the NIP
- Access to specialist meetings for members only
- Access to our ‘members only’ webpage with lots more information on specialised topics
- Personal contact with our specialised members to help you answer your questions on ethics
- The NIP also negotiates with political partners, insurance companies and employers to set standards to get the best labour conditions for its members
- The right to use the protected trademark Qualification Psychologist NIP
- Reduced fees for professional literature
- Discounts on insurance policies by collective contracts
- Being represented in the FGzPt, a federation of psychologists in health care in the Netherlands.
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Extra benefits of the NIP-membership for psychologists and students in psychology from other countries
Information on:
- working as a psychologist in the Netherlands
- recognition of your foreign psychology degree
- payment of psychological assistance to clients
- studying psychology in the Netherlands
- the various forms of registration in the Netherlands
- employment opportunities and starting up your own practice
- opportunities to put forward your own ideas in an organizational context
