May 2013 | Monitor on Psychology

Psychologists are using research-tested ways to enrich the lives of animals in zoos and laboratories.

Through his Stand Down program, psychologist Jon Nachison gives homeless veterans a safe haven — and the confidence to get back on their feet.

Cognitive psychologist Elissa Newport is heading a new center at Georgetown University that promises to bring the best science to bear on the delicate task of stroke recovery.

As early as the 1950s, psychologist David Krech foresaw the power and the peril of cognitive enhancement — prescient concerns that live on today.

The first openly gay psychology resident in the U.S. Air Force talks about finally getting his dream job.

APA members have nominated five psychologists to run for the association's presidency.

Meet a psychologist, author and "psychollectibles" collector.

Leaders at the State Leadership Conference explored how psychologists can get involved as implementation of the Affordable Care Act kicks into high gear.

Health-care reform is integrating physical and behavioral health care.

With Medicaid rolls soon to increase, psychologists are working to ensure consumers have access to psychological services.

Speakers shared tips on how to navigate privacy, confidentiality and security in electronic record-keeping.

The annual Psychologically Healthy Workplace Awards celebrate employers who make employee well-being a priority.