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Candice Hargons, PhD, elected as 2028 APA president
APA CEO Arthur C. Evans Jr., PhD, to retire in January 2028
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Ageism is one of the last socially acceptable prejudices.Psychologists are working to change that
Psychologists work to support children and parents in the child welfare system, but more is needed
Mental health providers play a key role in helping children and teens living in limbo within the U.S. child welfare system thrive
An ADHD diagnosis in adulthood comes with challenges and benefits
For adults, undiagnosed ADHD symptoms can lead to chronic stress and low self-esteem
Here’s how psychologists are serving patients with lower incomes
Clinicians are working to expand payment options, increase telehealth offerings, adjust their hours, and more to reach economically disadvantaged patients
Group therapy is as effective as individual therapy, and more efficient. Here’s how to do it successfully
Putting together a successful group involves thinking about its structure, the interactions between group members, and how to best support the therapeutic process
Preparing for practice in rural communities
Supervisors and trainees can hone specific skills to deliver more ethical and effective practice in rural communities.
How to steer clear of ethical pitfalls in consulting
Many risks can be avoided by proactively clarifying the goals of the job and how they will be accomplished, psychologists say.
What psychologists need to know about online therapy services
Psychologists should examine the ethical, legal, and business practices of companies offering to connect patients with providers.
Roots of fanaticism, potential downsides of an ADHD diagnosis, and more research
The latest peer-reviewed studies within psychology and related fields
Parents are worried about school shootings
Parents are divided along political affiliation and gender when asked how to prevent these tragedies
Fewer psychology graduate programs require GRE scores post-pandemic
Graduate programs are relying less on standardized tests to evaluate candidates
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Stereotypes about color may be limiting Fourth Amendment protections
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APA partners with edX, launches webinar series Science Showcase, and more
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