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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
Datapoint: When are psychologists most at risk of burnout?
Early career psychologists report higher levels of stress than senior career psychologists.
Datapoint: Psychologists practice self-care during the pandemic
Psychologists report higher stress levels as the pandemic continues.
Americans are stressed about the presidential election
Health care, mass shootings and immigration are also cause stress.
Gen Z more likely to report mental health concerns
More than nine in 10 Gen Z adults said they have experienced at least one physical or emotional symptom because of stress.
Majority of Americans stressed by health insurance costs
APA report shows health is a stressor for all U.S. adults.
Psychologists’ clients strive for balance and support in times of high stress
New APA Stress in America™ survey shows half of Americans believe this is the lowest point in U.S. history.
And Idaho makes five
Idaho passed a law allowing psychologists to prescribe medication.
Many Americans stressed about nation's future
APA’s latest Stress in America survey reveals that more Americans are reporting symptoms of stress.
Psychologists seeing more stress in patients postelection
'Stress in America™: Coping with Change' shows that two-thirds of Americans are stressed about the future of our nation.
Discrimination linked to stress, poorer health
APA’s 2016 Stress in America™ poll shows many who experience discrimination live in a heightened state of vigilance due to anticipated discrimination.
Money stress weighs on Americans’ health
Many Americans continue to be substantially stressed by money, according to the latest APA Stress in America survey.
Teen stress rivals that of adults
APA’s Stress in America™ survey finds unhealthy behavior in teens, especially during the school year.
Health-care falls short on stress management
APA’s latest Stress in America survey finds that health-care providers give inadequate attention to the behavioral health needs of younger Americans and people with chronic illness.
