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What communities are on PsychologyOrbit?

12 subject communities, covering clinical practice, research methods, statistics, careers and specific fields. All are moderated, membership is free, and every one enforces an absolute rule against posting anything that could identify a client.

Counted from the PsychologyOrbit database on 2 November 2026.

Clinical Psychology

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Assessment, formulation, treatment and the realities of clinical practice.

c/clinical-psychology  ·  1 member  ·  0 posts

Assessment and Testing

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Instrument selection, validity, norms and responsible use.

c/assessment-and-testing  ·  0 members  ·  0 posts

I/O Psychology

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Work, organisations, selection, performance and occupational wellbeing.

c/io-psychology  ·  0 members  ·  0 posts

Neuropsychology

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Brain and behaviour, assessment batteries, and rehabilitation.

c/neuropsychology  ·  0 members  ·  0 posts

Open Science

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Preregistration, replication, data sharing and reform.

c/open-science  ·  0 members  ·  0 posts

Psychology Careers

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Routes into the profession, training, registration and pay.

c/psychology-careers  ·  0 members  ·  0 posts

Psychology in Pakistan

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Practice, training and research in the Pakistani context.

c/psychology-in-pakistan  ·  0 members  ·  0 posts

Psychology Students

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Coursework, placements, applications and the things nobody tells you.

c/psychology-students  ·  0 members  ·  0 posts

Research Methods

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Design, measurement, analysis and the arguments about all three.

c/research-methods  ·  0 members  ·  0 posts

Statistics

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Which test, why that test, and what the output actually means.

c/statistics  ·  0 members  ·  0 posts

Therapy Practice

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Modality, technique, rupture and repair, and practitioner self-care.

c/therapy-practice  ·  0 members  ·  0 posts

Thesis and Dissertation

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Scoping, supervision, writing up and surviving the viva.

c/thesis-and-dissertation  ·  0 members  ·  0 posts

One rule holds in every community here Never post anything that could identify a client, patient or research participant. Not names, not initials with context, not an age plus a location, not a distinctive detail. It applies in members-only spaces and in private messages too, because consent given to you is not consent given to a platform. The full guidelines.