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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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The Human and Relational Core of Psychotherapy
This DVD demonstrates and discusses an approach to helping clients overcome unresolved issues that focuses on employing the human factors of psychotherapy in order to facilitate change.
The Human Elements of Psychotherapy
This book presents a nonmedical model of psychotherapy—one that places human connection and social interaction at the center and moves modalities and techniques to the periphery.
A brief overview of the DSM-5 reform effort
This article summarizes the historic events and future plans in the effort to reform the DSM-5.
President's column: Key achievements
In his final column, Division President David Elkins recalls Division 32's key achievements of the year, including the formation of the Open Letter Committee and a successful annual conference.
A rising star in Humanistic Psychology: Sarah Kamens’ role in DSM-5 reform
Sarah R. Kamens, doctoral candidate in clinical psychology at Fordham University and Student Representative to the Division 32 Executive Committee, is featured.
Future prospects for Humanistic Psychology
President David N. Elkins discusses the promising future of humanistic psychology, the appointment of new division task forces and committees, and the upcoming division conference and APA convention.
