The Hong Kong Psychological Society (HKPS), founded in 1968, is a prominent learned society and professional association representing various psychology specialties in Hong Kong. With approximately 3,000 members, HKPS aims to advance the field of psychology and uphold professional standards through its diverse services. The society offers resources for practitioners, including a professional register, an established Code of Professional Conduct, and membership categories for graduates, associates, and fellows. HKPS actively engages in educational initiatives, including conferences, newsletters, and continuing education activities.

The society comprises four specialist divisions: Clinical Psychology, Educational Psychology, Industrial-Organizational Psychology, and Counselling Psychology, each contributing to the development of psychological practices. While HKPS supports the growing demand for psychological services, it faces challenges related to cultural perceptions of mental health, often leading individuals to seek traditional remedies. Nonetheless, HKPS continues to play a crucial role in promoting understanding and application of psychology in a rapidly evolving social landscape.