January 2017 | Monitor on Psychology

Research shows how to get there

The association is urging the federal government to re-route the construction of a pipeline that threatens to undermine tribal drinking water, sacred sites and well-being

Psychologists are wading into a new area that could be controversial: tracking people's locations and movements to glean insights into their mental well-being

Psychologists are helping the National Football League identify and support players who may be struggling with depression, stress, career transitions and other challenges

Antonio E. Puente plans to promote psychology's role in health care while celebrating APA's past 125 years and its future

The social psychologist and “civil politics” advocate explains why he believes personal relationships are key if we want to unite a divided country

Psychologists are working to help communities adopt and sustain evidence-based treatments—here's a sampling of their work

Here's advice on how to confront microaggressions, whether you're a target, bystander or perpetrator

Andrea Bradford helps patients with gastrointestinal disorders cope with anxiety, depression and stigma

These systems streamline practitioners' paperwork—and are no longer as intimidating or expensive as they once were

Here's how to be a valuable witness when called to share your expertise with the court

Your success as a graduate student in research psychology may depend on it. Here's advice from experts on finding the best fit

Strong letters of recommendation require careful preparation from both the requestor and the writer. Here's how to shine in either role.

As chief consultant to the California State Legislature, Le Ondra Clark Harvey leverages her research and mediation skills to guide lawmakers

The latest happenings from the association

On matters of race, black and white Americans inhabit different social media worlds