FREE electronic access to INS news, the official INS Newsletter that regularly features a “Student & Trainee” section.
FREE electronic access to all issues of the Journal for the International Neuropsychological Society (JINS)
FREE quarterly webinars and access to INS Special Interest Group (SIG) webinar series and on-demand recordings.
FREE access to the INS Oral History Archive of on-demand videos of the most influential leaders in the field who provide a rich oral multinational history of the profession.
FREE access to the INS Research and Editing Consultant Program that provides research and statistical advice for international collaborations. The program also offers English language editing to members for whom English is not their first language and wish to publish their research in English language journals.
FREE access to on-demand videos on neuropsychological assessment and rehabilitation. Also, free access to the INS Book and Journal Depository for members from low- and middle-income countries.
at both INS yearly meetings and other select meetings.
Listen to NavNeuro Podcast or watch a Video Webinar.
INS Members get access to promotional codes for multiple publishers, journals, and INS video discounts.
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Connect with other members who share interest in specialized areas of neuropsychology.
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Meet and get to know fellow members from all over the globe by attending our two annual INS meetings and connecting through the INS membership directory page and INS Student Google Group.
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Learn and discuss what is trending in the field through INS X (Twitter), LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook pages.
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Join the INS Student Community Group or INS Student Liaison Committee
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Make a difference by joining a committee or board leadership, participate in SIGs, or become a mentor to a student/trainee or early career member
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Professional members have the opportunity to vote for the INS Board of Directors, influencing the direction of our organization together.
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Become an abstract reviewer for conference submissions.
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Support the development of neuropsychology throughout the world, including serving as a regional representative.
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Give back to your community and help support neuropsychology and educational programs in developing countries. Clinical, Education, and Research funds are awarded annually.
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Nominate or be recognized for work in the field of neuropsychological research, education, and mentoring. Travel awards are also available (e.g., INS Science Committee award).
A person is eligible for professional membership if a significant proportion of their activities are devoted to neuropsychology or related fields (e.g., psychology, rehabilitation psychology, neuroscience, medicine, speech therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, etc.) and they possesses the qualifications (degrees, certifications, or other requirements) consonant with their profession in the country of origin. Professional members have the power to vote in Society elections and may hold office in the Society. Professional membership dues range from $36 – $180 depending on country of residence.
A person is eligible for in-training membership if they are currently actively pursuing a degree (Doctoral degree, Bachelor’s degree, or equivalent) at a degree-granting institution or currently serving in a post-doctoral fellowship, internship, or residency program. In-training members do not have the power to vote in Society elections and may not hold office in the Society. Once a member completes their training and becomes a practicing professional, their membership should be upgraded to a professional membership. In-training membership may be maintained for a maximum of 6 years. In-Training membership dues range from $11 – $54 depending on country of residence.
An individual who has been a member of the Society for at least 10 years, has reached the age of 65 and has retired from active practice may qualify for emeritus membership. Emeritus members may vote in elections and may hold office in the Society. Emeritus membership dues range from $18 – $90 depending on country of residence.
As a part of the 2015 INS Strategic Plan, efforts have been underway to increase the international presence of INS as a scientific and educational organization and to recognize its multinational membership. As many of you know, INS has been increasing access to special issues in related journals and new book and journal discounts. In addition, at the 2016 Boston meeting, the INS Membership Task Force was charged with generating a tiered dues structure reflecting the income diversity among the membership in various parts of the world. Based on the recommendations of the Membership Task Force at the subsequent 2016 London meeting, the Board of Governors approved a new tiered dues structure, and at the 2017 New Orleans meeting agreed to implement these changes with the rollout of the new INS Website in 2017. The changes in dues are based on the World Bank classification of Country Income Groups, which can be found at https://datahelpdesk.worldbank.org/knowledgebase/articles/906519-world-bank-country-and-lending-groups
Tiered Dues Structure: Discounts for Professional and In-Training Members in High, Middle, Low-Middle, and Low-Income countries are based on a percentage of the dues for members in High Income Countries using World Bank Country Income classification. Adjusted amounts will be rounded to the nearest USD.
Please also see the INS Member Dues for 2025 in the summary pricing table:
Member
180 USD
90 USD
36 USD
Emeritus
90 USD
45 USD
18 USD
Student
54 USD
27 USD
11 USD
New World Bank country classifications by income level: 2025
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