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  • 31. Special thanks to APF donors: March 2011
    The APF Board of Trustees and staff thank the generous individuals who recently contributed to the foundation in honor or in memory of people or institutions that have had a special personal or professional impact on their lives.
    (March 2011)
  • 32. Psychoanalysis, American style
    Freud opened his first lecture with a description of psychoanalysis as a therapeutic method, drawing on the case study of Anna O, the patient of Joseph Breuer. Later lectures focused on infantile sexuality and on dream interpretation.
    (September 2009)
  • 33. Congratulations to APA, APF and APAGS award winners
    Here's to the outstanding psychologists and students recognized for their achievements and contributions to the field.
    (October 2008)
  • 34. Council reaffirms its stance against torture
    To communicate the association's strict prohibition against torture or other forms of cruel, degrading or inhumane treatment, the APA Council of Representatives adopted an amendment to its 2007 resolution on torture to more clearly express APA's no-torture, no-exceptions policy.
    (April 2008)
  • 35. A call to action: APA's 2007 Resolution Against Torture
    An overview of APA's latest position on torture and other cruel, inhuman, and degrading treatment or punishment.
    (November 2007)
  • 36. Serving Those Who Serve--Planting victory gardens, psychology style
    Psychologists are providing free counseling, resources and education for military personnel, their families, their providers and their communities. And they want your help.
    (September 2007)
  • 37. Letters: March 2006
    Letters concerning testing, assessment and psychoanalysis.
    (March 2006)
  • 38. Immigration's impact
    Experts at an APA summit explored how immigration is driving America's changing demographics–and will change the nation.
    (March 2006)
  • 39. War's invisible wounds
    Volunteer psychologists and other providers are helping relatives of National Guard and Army Reserve troops in Afghanistan and Iraq cope with the wars' effects.
    (January 2006)
  • 40. Cosmetic surgery's dark side
    A cultural trend challenges the feminist ideals of the original 'Our Bodies, Ourselves,' symposium panelists said.
    (November 2005)
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