Practice Based Evidence Fund Grant
Funds psychologists to evaluate or implement innovative, evidence-based clinical practices in real-world settings, with priority for projects benefiting marginalized or under-resourced communities.
Funder: American Psychological Foundation
Due Dates: August 21, 2026
Funding Amounts: 1 grant of $11,500; project duration up to 12 months
Summary: Supports psychologists and trainees in community or private practice settings to evaluate or implement innovative and evidence-based clinical practices.
Key Information: Funds can be awarded to individuals or private practices; IRB approval required before funds are disbursed.
Description
This grant provides initial funding for psychologists and trainees working primarily in community mental health, private practice, or outpatient settings to document, evaluate, or implement innovative clinical practices. The goal is to rigorously assess clinical care or translate evidence-based methods into typical practice, with special priority for projects likely to impact marginalized or under-resourced communities. Applicants can propose projects either to evaluate clinical practice innovations or to implement evidence-based practices in real-world environments.
