Fire Service Psychology Association

The Fire Service Psychology Association (FSPA), established in 2017, aims to bridge the gap between the professional psychology community and the fire service by addressing the psychological dynamics and occupational hazards faced by firefighters and emergency medical personnel. Through research, training, and education, FSPA seeks to support the mental health of fire service personnel and their families, fostering a dedicated community of mental health professionals and fire service affiliates.

FSPA is recognized as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The association collaborates with various organizations, including the National Occupational Research Agenda and the National Fire Protection Association, to develop standards for emergency responder occupational health and wellness.

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