Psychology Association Of Zambia

Psychology Association Of Zambia PAZ is an association that was formed to promote and help regulate the field of psychology in Zambia.

On this , we honor the legacy of a leader whose moral fiber shaped a nation. As the Psychology Association of Zambia, w...
28/04/2026

On this , we honor the legacy of a leader whose moral fiber shaped a nation. As the Psychology Association of Zambia, we reflect on KK’s profound statement:

"We are men & women of principles, we have done all this in search of peace."

KK proved that peace is not passive, it is a principled, active search. Today, we reaffirm our commitment to applying psychology as a tool for that same peace.

Thank You to All PAZ Members..2026 - We have a number of lined up Activities incase you missed the AGM.Together, we have...
27/04/2026

Thank You to All PAZ Members..

2026 - We have a number of lined up Activities incase you missed the AGM.

Together, we have set a strong agenda for the future with the new Executive Committee; strengthening our membership structure, advancing the licensing frameworks, and promoting research, dialogue, and student engagement.

Here’s to continued growth and impact as we work collectively to advance psychology in Zambia!

MEET THE PAZ EXECUTIVE Introducing the newly elected Executive Committee of the Psychology Association of Zambia, ushere...
26/04/2026

MEET THE PAZ EXECUTIVE

Introducing the newly elected Executive Committee of the Psychology Association of Zambia, ushered in during the 10th Annual General Meeting held on 23 April, 2026 .

This dynamic team will steer the Association’s vision, growth, and impact through to 2028.

Join us in congratulating them as they take on this mandate to represent the profession and all its membership.



The Psychological Association of Zambia (PAZ) is proud to announce its 4th Bi-Annual Conference, themed:"Navigating the ...
25/04/2026

The Psychological Association of Zambia (PAZ) is proud to announce its 4th Bi-Annual Conference, themed:

"Navigating the Polycrisis: The Role of Psychology and Behavioural Science in Human Development"

📅 Date: 11th – 12th November 2026
📍 Venue: To be announced soon

We invite institutions, organizations, development partners, corporate bodies, and government agencies to collaborate with us. This is a strategic opportunity to support mental health, behavioural science, and human development in Zambia.

Partner with us to:

✔️Sponsor sessions or exhibitor booths

✔️Lead workshops or panel discussions

✔️Showcase research and interventions

📧 Interested in partnering? Get in touch with PAZ today via email; psychologyassociation.z@gmail.com or +260 762024357.

Mark your calendars! Registration links open soon – follow PAZ on all platforms so you don’t miss the early bird rate. Whether you are a student, practitioner, policymaker, development organisation or simply passionate about psychology and well-being, this conference is for you

22/04/2026

Behind every autistic child is a family showing up with love, strength, and endless patience
Every step forward is a shared victory and every moment of support makes a difference.

Let’s celebrate and uplift the parents and caregivers who give their all, every single day.
Tag someone who deserves to be appreciated today!

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICEThe Association as guided by the constitution, will be holding elections to elect a new exe...
18/04/2026

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE

The Association as guided by the constitution, will be holding elections to elect a new executive at this year's Annual General Meeting.

The elective positions during the AGM: President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary General, and Publicity Officer. All these positions are up for election.

All paid up members that wish to attend the AGM to register attendance via the the link below.

Time: 08:00-14:00hrs
Registration Link: https://forms.gle/oG8QGYTkwYJmqn6TA

Attention - Student Psychology AssociationsWe are inviting you to register for the Psychology Association of Zambia Inte...
17/04/2026

Attention - Student Psychology Associations

We are inviting you to register for the Psychology Association of Zambia Inter-University Debate. An opportunity for you to showcase your knolwedge, have thought-provoking discussions, and connect with fellow psychology students from other universities.

All participating teams are required to register by completing the attached google Form;
https://forms.gle/Rim7mD3tjMEQwhZf7

Step forward, represent your institution, and be part of shaping the future of psychology in Zambia!

As we mark the close of Women’s Month, we reflect on the important role women continue to play in advancing mental healt...
31/03/2026

As we mark the close of Women’s Month, we reflect on the important role women continue to play in advancing mental health, equity, and wellbeing within our communities.

WE celebrate Limpo a psychology consultant currently focusing on maternal and child mental health in low-resource settings. "My work emphasizes the early identification of perinatal mental health conditions and their impact on mother–infant bonding and early childhood development.

Through my ongoing work in Kanyama, Lusaka, I have been implementing community-based mental health interventions that integrate mental health and psychosocial support into primary healthcare. This work is guided by an ecobiodevelopmental perspective and is grounded in an understanding of intergenerational adversity, adolescent mental health, and the importance of culturally responsive care.

Engaging with women and families in this context has reinforced the strong link between mental health and the broader issues of rights, justice, and action. Many women continue to navigate significant psychological and socio-economic challenges with limited access to appropriate support. These realities underscore that mental health is fundamental to dignity, functioning, and opportunity".

As we conclude Women’s Month, this serves as a reminder that "advancing justice requires sustained commitment moving beyond awareness to action by strengthening systems, integrating mental health into primary care, and ensuring services are accessible and responsive to the lived experiences of women and girls".

As we close the month of March, we spotlight the strength, resilience, and impact of women in psychology. 💜“As a woman i...
29/03/2026

As we close the month of March, we spotlight the strength, resilience, and impact of women in psychology. 💜

“As a woman in the field of psychology, I have witnessed both the resilience and the silent struggles that many women and girls carry. This year’s theme, Rights. Justice. Action., reminds us that empowerment goes beyond words it calls for intentional action in how we listen, support, and advocate.

Through my work, I am committed to creating safe spaces where women and girls feel heard, valued, and empowered to reclaim their narratives. True change happens when we move from awareness to action—challenging stigma, promoting equity, and standing together to advance the rights of every woman and girl.

Our voices, individually and collectively, have the power to transform lives and shape a more just society.” ✨

A study in South Africa explored how loadshedding affected small business owners and found that;Small business cannot ...
13/02/2026

A study in South Africa explored how loadshedding affected small business owners and found that;

Small business cannot function without electricity leading to lower income and unstable work routines.

The electricity situation leads to financial setbacks that spill over into family life; inability to meet household needs, send money home, or maintain their previous living standards.

Study Source: South African Journal of Psychology

Take a deep dive into the article: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/00812463251379068

During our February Monthly Webinar we focus on: “Climate Behaviors among Young People in Zambia: Insights from Behavior...
11/02/2026

During our February Monthly Webinar we focus on:

“Climate Behaviors among Young People in Zambia: Insights from Behavioral Science.”

Our present Mr Marvin Kapenda is a Behavioral Science Specialist with over 12 years of experience working across education, health, and agriculture sectors in Zambia and the region
He is currently contributing to the FAO Zambia FACE-NDC project, supporting the Government of Zambia’s green transition using behavioral science approaches to climate mitigation and adaptation.

Date: 26 February, 2026
Time: 15:00 - 16:30hrs
Meeting Link (Add it to your calendar):
https://meet.google.com/mbr-nhhp-fmv

Time to Unwind.......!Play is FUN.....Playing is one of the most important things youcan do even as an Adult together w...
07/02/2026

Time to Unwind.......!

Play is FUN.....

Playing is one of the most important things you
can do even as an Adult together with Children.
The time you spend playing together with children gives them a lot of different ways and times to learn.

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