May 2016 | Monitor on Psychology

New technologies are increasing access to mental health care and helping psychologists run their practices more smoothly and efficiently than ever before. But these benefits come with ethical, legal and clinical challenges.

As the "Nuremberg psychologist," Gustave Gilbert had unfettered access to Hitler's leading henchmen.

APA’s 2016 Stress in America™ poll shows many who experience discrimination live in a heightened state of vigilance due to anticipated discrimination.

New doctorate recipients are 75 percent white and mostly women, but a growing number of ethnic and racial minorities are joining the field.

APA's interim CEO says the association should refocus on its mission of applying psychology's knowledge to improve people's lives.

New standards outline the psychosocial supports that all pediatric oncology sites should offer.

Arnold D. Holzman and his practice are joining forces with hundreds of physicians.

Rossi A. Hassad, PhD, MPH, is an epidemiologist and psychology professor at Mercy College, New York.

Jasper Simons is APA’s executive publisher, manages APA’s largest business unit, identifying and developing new opportunities.

At the 2016 State Leadership Conference, leaders learned practical skills for navigating both traditional and alternative practice models.

Tips for marketing psychology to consumers, other health-care professionals and legislators.

APA’s 2016 Psychologically Healthy Workplace Awards honor employers who help both employees and organizations excel.

Members will elect the association’s next president this fall.