Margaret A. Chesney will head a new center on complementary and alternative medicine.

The court will decide whether or not Blue Cross/Blue Shield honored its contractual agreements with patients and providers.

A Texas psychologist turned her interest into a niche practice

Research on categorization is shedding light on the sources of environmentally friendly behavior while questioning some classic findings in cognitive psychology.

Student group commemorates its beginnings as the voice of psychology's future.

A conference co-sponsored by APA on health promotion brought together multiple health disciplines.

Job changes and stress management can positively affect midlife health.

A developing line of research suggests that many parents get a new lease on life when their children leave.

Conference examined media portrayals of minorities and influences of cultural differences, disabilities and sexual orientation on families.

As associate director of the president's Office of Science and Technology Policy, psychologist Kathie Olsen relishes the mark she can make on science.

For the first time, APA co-sponsored a national conference on child abuse and neglect.

APA's Teachers of Psychology in Secondary Schools (TOPSS) is sponsoring a three-hour program on teaching methodologically on April 11 at the Rocky Mountain Psychological Association (RMPA) annual meeting in Denver.