If you are a psychologist, psychiatrist, social worker, counselor, child and youth worker, historian, archeologist, or any other kind of human service professional  with a mission to make this world a better place, you are a "Prosocial Scientist" and we welcome you.  If you succeed, you enrich us all.  At Prosocial Science we are sincere in this belief and it will show in our efforts to help you in your mission.  To be of assistance to you (and therefore our community), we've set out to provide as many free and useful services as we can. 

If you are looking for clients, conference speakers, seminar providers, or want to offer your services, or looking to find a therapist, Prosocial Science offers a free search engine called the  "Service Seeker".  We provide a growing number of links to useful online resources that we think are pretty valuable in our "Library", and highlight neat ideas for improving our communities in our "Ideas and Allies" section.  We have free "Downloads", a "Discussions" area, a searchable area where you can find upcoming "Conferences", and you can submit your own for listing (if you are a not-for-profit organization or a professional group).  All of the services at Prosocial Science are free, and there are no strings attached.  Pretty darned prosocial, huh?

This site intends to be a valuable resource for you and therefore our communities.  Take a look around and see what might be useful for you.  If there is something you would like to see on this site that isn't here, please let us know by leaving a suggestion by clicking here.  If you have something that you might like to share with others through this site, then you have a good understanding of why we are here.  Thanks for visiting us, and we hope you enjoy your stay!

*"Social science" generally refers to the scientific study of society and social relationships.  This is an extraordinarily broad focus!  Even so, when we speak about a social science we often don't think of the important contributions made by other disciplines.  Clearly, psychology, sociology, anthropology and political science are social sciences, but what about other related fields that have the capacity to positively influence our society, our families, and our shared future?  These areas are very diverse, but generally aren't called "social sciences".  This is why we have chosen to call such disciplines "prosocial science*".

We have taken the liberty of defining "Prosocial Science" as the ethical application of scientific principles to objectives that contribute to our personal, interpersonal, and societal well-being.  We acknowledge that this task is huge and multifaceted; it takes courage, talent, creativity, support, and great persistence, and that's why we're here - to help our "Prosocial Scientists" contribute to our well-being.   Our privacy policy...

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