Federal survey says current laws are failing to broaden access to mental health care.

Preservationists and a developer spar over the Cambridge home where the psychologist and philosopher wrote his major works.

Psychologists find APA certification helps their substance abuse patients--and their practices.

When it comes to credentialing, caveat emptor.

Some psychologists cry foul as peers help advertisers target young consumers.

An APA initiative will address early childhood violence prevention through a media campaign and community education.

A new companion organization is expected to give psychology a bigger voice in Washington.

Rapid surveys of clinicians will provide continuous insight into practitioners' issues and needs.

The U.S. Inspector General outlines steps for providers seeking to establish internal procedures for complying with federal health-care program requirements.

Spring 2001 will bring the first issue of APA's newest journal, Emotion.

New Health Psychology editor wants research to have more impact on health professions and the health-care industry.

Meredith P. Crawford, who laid the groundwork for APA to own commercial real estate, continues to serve the association.

A California psychologist helped boost the emotional endurance of the castaways and film crew on CBS's "Survivor."