September 2018 | Monitor on Psychology

A growing number of individuals disclosing their transgender identities underscores the need for competent care for this population

Clinicians, researchers and advocates support families who are suffering in the wake of the family separation policy

The clinical neuropsychologist explains why parents should be more consultant, less helicopter to protect their kids’ mental health

Long-term outcomes for survivors of mass shootings are improved with the help of community connections and continuing access to mental health support

A clinical psychologist helped establish a medical-legal partnership to assist unaccompanied minors with mental health, medical and legal needs

What psychology students should know—and what they can do—when they encounter bias

The Pitt Parents and Children Laboratory at the University of Pittsburgh gives families tools to help prevent vulnerable children from engaging in detrimental behaviors

Start by setting clear parameters for your search and communicating your institution’s strengths, say department chairs

Psychology faculty salaries lag behind those of their peers in other science fields, finds an APA report

Early career psychologists share how they secured their first academic jobs

Use these insights to increase your chances of getting the funding you need for your research

What's ahead at APA

Most school violence prevention focuses on student victims, but teachers also experience violence at school—and one study finds many teachers don’t seek help afterward