JEP:HPP's incoming editor envisions a journal more focused on research that spans the brain and behavioral sciences and merges the senses.

This year's meetings will offer top speakers and networking opportunities.

Some psychologists say that Americans' fears of death could have given President Bush the edge in the 2004 election.

APA is developing a Web site of interactive experiments to help instructors show students what psychology's all about.

Psychologists highlight effective interventions to help counter the rising cost of mental health problems in the workplace.

Psychologist-developed treatments are providing hope for people with serious mental illness.

Specialized training programs give new psychologists a leg up in treating and researching serious mental illnesses.

Practitioners must consider the security of their electronic patient information under latest HIPAA rule.

Psychologists in many states are becoming parenting coordinators to help divorcing parents focus on their children's needs.

APA's 2005 president--family psychologist Ronald F. Levant--aims to show the public that psychology's science-based resources can benefit everyone.

Addiction researcher Bonnie Spring loosens nicotine's grip on herself and her clients.

RP editor Timothy Elliott hopes to stimulate more research on boosting quality of life for those with chronic disease or disability.

Four longtime APA employees reach career milestones this year.