March 2017 | Monitor on Psychology

The former Philadelphia commissioner is known for his transformational and trailblazing leadership style

The association is working to protect access to mental health care, boost the minimum wage and defend other programs that help low-income people

Psychologists are asking the new director of the National Institute of Mental Health to increase the agency's support for psychosocial research

Psychologists are leading efforts to improve the mental and emotional health of seriously mentally ill, violent offenders

A simple test could help doctors match the right smoking cessation medication to the right patient

Researchers from both countries are identifying interventions that work to improve the mental health of the millions of Colombians harmed by the decades-long civil war

The developmental psychologist explains why we can’t raise “monoculture” kids

Psychologists are homing in on the best ways to treat and prevent the most common mental health disorder among children and adolescents

Nix the glass table and fill the room with light. These and other research-based design insights for therapists' offices can reap client benefits

Are you a student or early career psychologist who wants leadership experience, but aren't sure how to get it? Here's advice from leaders who stood in your shoes not long ago.

As a strategic wealth coach, Kristen Armstrong helps families see money as a way to enhance family relationships and make a social impact

Coaching helps clients cope with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder while helping psychologists flourish without relying on insurers