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1. Women Leaders: Janet Hyde, PhD
Professor of psychology and women's studies, University of Wisconsin–Madison
(October 2024)
2. Early-Career Psychology: For kids' sake
Wendy Sun helps Los Angeles parents develop healthy attachments with their children.
(June 2008)
3. American Psychological Foundation: Warding off secondary trauma
Research has suggested that such debriefings, which include peer support and a chance to discuss thoughts, emotions and physical reactions with a mental health professional while learning coping techniques, may help prevent post-traumatic stress disorder among these workers.
(June 2008)
4. State Leadership Conference--Psychologists and physicians: Tips for collaboration
Sixty-eight percent of patients first visit their primary-care physicians, usually with physical symptoms of depression and anxiety, such as upset stomachs or fatigue, said speakers.
(May 2008)
5. Enhancing worker well-being
Occupational health psychologists convene to share their research on work, stress and health.
(May 2008)
6. Ending interpersonal violence
APA convenes a two-day summit to focus on one of society's most entrenched problems.
(May 2008)
7. A boost to integrated care
APA's advocacy helps secure a federal grant to expand psychology services in an underserved area.
(April 2008)
8. Giving each other a lift
Early-career psychologists can learn from mentors about licensure requirements, ways to diversify their practices, marketing and business finances.
(April 2008)
9. In brief--For women, but not men, religion may aid mental health
Religious women who stop attending services are three times more likely to experience generalized anxiety and abuse alcohol than women who continue their religious activity.
(March 2008)
10. Gene discovery sheds light on alcohol consumption
Researchers identified a gene variant that influences alcohol consumption in mice, a finding that could eventually help researchers develop a drug to treat alcoholism.
(February 2008)

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