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1. New hope for people with serious mental illness
Psychologists increase their work in treating schizophrenia and other severe mental health problems, and develop a new specialty.
(July 2022)
2. Special report: Turmoil & transition
Psychologists stood at the forefront of helping our country navigate a global pandemic, a national reawakening to systemic racism, and epic natural disasters.
(November 2020)
3. What works to reduce police brutality
Psychologists’ research pinpoints the factors that lead to overly aggressive, biased policing—and intervention that can prevent it.
(October 2020)
4. The home of VA psychologists
APA’s Div. 18 (Psychologists in Public Service) has been an advocate for Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) psychology and other public service entities.
(October 2018)
5. Careers in the VA
The Department of Veterans Affairs offers an expanding array of opportunities for psychologists
(October 2018)
6. APA efforts to improve police-community relations
APA has been active on multiple fronts to improve police-community relations.
(October 2017)
7. Eminent psychologists honored with Fellow status
APA Fellows have a national impact on the field of psychology.
(February 2017)
8. APA News: September 2016
APA President Susan H. McDaniel, PhD, says it's time for psychologists to 'put our psychological science and practice skills to work as best we can.'
(September 2016)
9. Integrated care in reverse
Jon Marrelli is getting people with serious mental illness the physical health care they need.
(September 2016)
10. Division spotlight: March 2016
Div. 2, teaching resources, plagiarism, Div. 15, school psychology, Div. 16, Div. 18, Div. 29, Div. 39, grants, awards, Div. 40.
(March 2016)

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