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EPPP Exam Resources

Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards provides many resources to advance the field of psychology, including the ongoing development and administration of the Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology and related resources, and a credentialing bank to facilitate licensure mobility.

EPPP Candidate Handbook from The Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB)

Pass The EPPP, an article from Ezine

The Path to EPPP Excellence, an article from the American Psychological Association

Social Psychology Network’s Test Taking Strategies

The Study Guides and Strategies Website
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​Dr. David Zuniga, PLLC
6800 Westgate BLVD. 
Suite 132-147
Austin, TX 78745
512-815-3477
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​*Because I am often seeing clients it is usually faster to email me so we
can avoid phone tag, but use whichever method you prefer. Thank you.

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