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Browse the latest updates from APA, informed by psychological science.
Candice Hargons, PhD, elected as 2028 APA president
APA CEO Arthur C. Evans Jr., PhD, to retire in January 2028
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Learn about key issues impacting psychologists today
Getting Involved With Climate Change: Using Psychology to Make a Difference
Psychological research shows that both climate-driven extreme weather events and more generalized concerns are impacting mental health.
This free webinar provides a basic grounding in climate change concepts, informed by psychological research on how people respond to climate change, and reviews the mental health impacts of climate change from research, personal, and practice perspectives.
Congress developing $1.5 trillion in cuts to health and education spending
APA Services is joining efforts to push back against cuts to Medicaid and education programs following House and Senate passage of budget resolution.
Opening dialogue with Medicare agency to advance psychology in 2026 Physician Fee Schedule
APA Services submitted comment letters to CMS, providing recommendations across multiple services and coding issues developed to improve Medicare policies affecting psychologists’ participation.
APA Services priorities advanced by Senate Finance Committee
The Better Mental Health Care, Lower Drug Cost, and Extenders Act, was approved on November 8, 2023, mitigating Medicare cuts under the physician fee schedule.
The effects of heat and air pollution on the brain and behavior
Provides psychologists, other mental health professionals, scientists, and practitioners with a deeper appreciation of biopsychosocial impacts caused by climate change and air pollution associated with fossil fuel use.
Calling on Congress to tie Medicare payment rates to inflation
APA Services supports the Strengthening Medicare for Patients and Providers Act (H.R. 2474), bipartisan legislation that would ensure Medicare provider payment rates keep pace with inflation.
Urging Congress to take action on substance use disorder treatment
Psychologist Kelly Dunn, PhD, MBA, MS, represents APA Services on expert panel and calls for improvements in Medicare coverage and removal of barriers to use of contingency management.
Narrowly-focused one-size-fits-all integrated care bill introduced in Congress
APA has been engaging with members of Congress on the effectiveness of multiple models of evidence-based integrated care.
APA engages in record-breaking effort to protect Medicare reimbursements and policies affecting psychologists, including collaboration with state psychological associations
APA and state psychological associations push for changes in the proposed Medicare physician fee schedule for 2021.
