In mid-2024, we migrated our discussion groups from Google Groups to AACN website hosted forums. We announced this change to all AACN members in April 2024.
AACN hosts six discussion forums:
- The AACN Forum, which is open to active and senior members of AACN. All participants in this forum are board certified in clinical neuropsychology with ABCN.
- The AACN Pediatric Subspecialist Forum, which is open to active and senior members of AACN who have achieved subspecialty certification in pediatric neuropsychology with ABCN.
- The AACN Community Discussion Forum, which is open to AACN active, senior, and student members, as well as non-certified affiliates.
- The AACN Forensic Neuropsychology Special Interest Group (SIG) Forum, which is open to AACN active, senior, and student members, as well as non-certified affiliates.
- The AACN Pediatric Subspecialty Interest Group (SIG) Forum, which is open to AACN active, senior, and student members, as well as non-certified affiliates.
- The BRAIN (Be Ready for ABPP in Clinical Neuropsychology) Forum, which is open to those pursuing board certification in clinical neuropsychology.
These forums are designed to stimulate exchange of ideas and knowledge that is directly relevant to neuropsychological practice or research. The forums represent a professional community, and there is an expectation at all times that members will display mutual respect and civility. All members are expected to follow these rules when posting in an AACN forum:
- Keep it clean and courteous.
- Focus on neuropsychology, not societal debates (e.g., politics, religion).
- Except for announcements of training or job openings, forum postings should not be shared externally without the explicit permission of the author(s) of the post and any copied prior posts.
- Respect patient confidentiality.
- Respect copyright.
- Be transparent.
- Keep science central.
- Limit commercial ads, including ads for non-AACN events.
- Do not post surveys without approval.
- Respect antitrust policy.