APA 2025 On Demand

Get the best of APA 2025 – anytime, anywhere.

With APA 2025 On Demand, you get a front-row seat to engaging sessions on compelling topics ranging from today’s ethical dilemmas to tomorrow’s technology.

What’s Included:

• Nearly 30 hours of on-demand programming

• Up to 24.5 continuing education (CE) credits at no additional cost

• Access from September 3 to December 3, 2025

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How It Works

Purchase your APA 2025 On Demand access. If you registered for APA 2025 as a virtual or all access attendee, you do not need to purchase APA 2025 On Demand access. It is included in your registration.
Watch when you want. Stream sessions anytime from September 3 – December 3, 2025.
Earn CE credits. Simply watch eligible sessions and complete the session evaluation. Once you’ve earned all your CE, download your CE certificate.

On Demand Pricing

APA member, fellow, associate, community college teacher affiliate, international affiliate

$180

APAGS member, APA student affiliate, APA high school teacher affiliate

$55

Full-time nonmember student

$95

Nonmember of APA

$250

On Demand Programming

Amy Beck, PhD, The Black Girl Doctor, Missouri Psychological Association

Duke Han, PhD, University of Southern California

Hideko Sera, PsyD, Morehouse College

Bryan Stevenson, JD, Equal Justice Initiative

HEADLINE EVENTS

Hear from leaders from psychology and beyond as they spark innovation, open new pathways forward, and empower psychology to make a transformative impact.

Presidential Opening Session

Youth Mental Health: How to Help a Generation Heal

CE Credit: 1.5

Burned Bridges and Broken Trust: Psychology’s Solutions for a Troubled Time

CE Credit: 1.5

Doing What You Can: Advocacy Doesn’t Have to Be Intimidating

CE Credit: 1.5

Closing Session: Perspectives Power Purpose

Amy Beck, PhD, The Black Girl Doctor, Missouri Psychological Association

Duke Han, PhD, University of Southern California

Hideko Sera, PsyD, Morehouse College

Bryan Stevenson, JD, Equal Justice Initiative

keynotes

Engage with leading experts and innovators as they share their deep expertise on some of the most relevant topics in psychology today.

Keynote Session 1

CE Credit: 1.0

Fostering Joy: Cherishing Intentional Moments of Connection in Interactions with Children with Disabilities

Amy Szarkowski, PhD, University of Massachusetts Boston

Immigrant Health is Interpersonal

Amanda Venta, PhD, University of Houston

Keynote Session 2

Note: This keynote session originally featured two presentations. The presentation “Why Awareness Isn’t Enough: Using Therapy Principles to Mobilize Anti-Racist Action” by Yara Mekawi, PhD, and Natalie Watson-Singleton, PhD, is not available for on-demand viewing due to contract terms.

Churn: The Psychological and Physical Stress that Divides Us and How We Can Overcome It

Claude Steele, PhD, Stanford University