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1. Telehealth and hybrid practice are here to stay
Telehealth is widely used among psychologists, with some differences by career stage.
(September 2024)
2. COVID-19 impacts on doctoral education
Research was affected, but psychology graduates had fewer disruptions than those in other fields.
(July 2024)
3. Admission criteria for graduate psychology programs are changing
There’s less emphasis on standardized testing and more on applicants’ lived experiences.
(June 2024)
4. When are psychologists most at risk of burnout?
Early career psychologists report higher levels of stress than senior career psychologists.
(April 2024)
5. The most and least common specialty areas for licensed psychologists
Clinical psychology is the top self-reported specialty, whereas clinical neuropsychology is the top ABPP certification.
(March 2024)
6. Masters’ and doctoral program applications increase as GRE requirements drop
Trends suggest graduate programs have reduced their emphasis on standardized test scores.
(January 2024)
7. Will growth in psychology degrees continue?
Psychology degrees increased in the last decade, but 2023 enrollment numbers are reason for concern.
(November 2023)
8. Psychologists need more experience working with Indigenous populations
Many clinicians lack in patient caseloads and cultural responsiveness knowledge for Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander or American Indian/Alaska Native populations.
(October 2023)
9. Nearly 40% of psychologists have a waitlist
Psychologists serving children, teens, young adults, and specific ethnic populations are most in demand.
(September 2023)
10. Practitioners are overworked and burned out, and they need our support
The tremendous impact of the pandemic era pushed many practitioners to their limits.
(April 2023)

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