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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
Advocacy will help secure expanded telehealth coverage
Reimbursement policy changes prompted by COVID-19 could become permanent. As traditional office visits came to a halt, many payers temporarily began reimbursing psychologists at in-person rates for providing video telehealth services, audio-only or phone services, and online assessment.
Registration opens for ADA-APA Mental Health Provider Diabetes Education Program
This training will give mental health providers greater expertise and knowledge about diabetes and mental health, and give them the opportunity to participate in the ADA directory where providers and patients in the diabetes community can really connect.
PracticeUpdate — April 19, 2018
This issue addresses the ADA-APA Mental Health Provider Diabetes Education Program, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services annual physician fee schedule, participating in your member of Congress’s town hall meetings, and TRICARE reimbursement rates.
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.
Practice Organization finalizes committee to create new clinical data registry
Psychologists would use the qualified clinical data registry to track outcomes and meet the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services reporting requirements.
Register for a new CE program on treating people with diabetes
Psychologists looking to provide mental health care to people with diabetes can register for a program to teach them how to treat this patient population.
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.
Practice Institute founders offer business advice in “Practice HelpDesk” teleconference
Psychologists received answers to their toughest practice-related business questions during the first live teleconference with veteran psychologists and business consultants from The Practice Institute.
President’s parity task force issues recommendations to improve mental health coverage
Report offers steps for increasing education on parity law protections and enforcement.
Grad students take to Twitter to grill Sen. Murphy on mental health legislation
Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., told psychology students that they can help push the bill to transform mental health care in the U.S. to become law by getting involved with advocacy.
When a psychologist gets sick
Psychologists in solo and group practices should have a plan to address front-end issues, business policies and clinical decision-making in the event of a prolonged absence.
