Greg J. Neimeyer

Practice Innovations' special issue explores the challenges and future of continuing professional development in health professions.

Learn the primary purpose of the graduate interview, the kinds of questions that you will be asked and the critical things that you can do to maximize your chances of getting into the graduate programs of your choice.

You’ll learn how many letters of recommendation you’ll need, who you should (or should not) ask to write your letters, and what information those letters should ideally contain.

Learn how to write a personal statement using the reverse pyramid approach. In addition, you’ll learn what to include and what to leave out of your statement.

Special issue of the APA journal Professional Psychology: Research and Practice, Vol. 50, No. 2, April 2019. Articles address the quality and consistency in continuing education, the importance of continuing competence as one of its key objectives, and the growing groundswell of demand for interprofessional continuing professional development in the evolving world of integrated care.

Addresses some of the most salient and consistent ethical challenges and tensions for mentors in any organization or context.

Provides evidence-based rules of engagement for developing high-impact mentoring relationships and addresses some of the ethical challenges and tensions for mentors.

Learn the interpersonal habits and behavior strategies of master mentors, including techniques for forming and managing effective mentorships.

Learn what it takes to implement positive change by focusing on the transition process.

Learn the importance of maintaining a dual focus on people and processes.

Knowing the basic barriers and shortfalls of communication and doing something about them is a big step in improving our ability to communicate effectively.

Learn the fundamentals of servant leadership through effective communication, managing people and processes, and positively transforming people and organizations.

Covers the most common addiction treatment modalities and content, with specific focus on identifying empirically-based principles of treatment.

Answers to complicated questions about drug use are explored in this program.

Describes and demonstrates screening and brief intervention strategies that can be used to identify risky involvement with alcohol, marijuana, heroin, cocaine, tobacco, nonprescription medications and gambling behaviors.

FAQs and answers to help students prepare for graduate school interviews.