Beyond Good Intentions: Identifying and Remediating Ethical Fading
Deliberate self-reflection and vigilance can help prevent psychologists from drifting into unethical practices.
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Facts Over Fiction: How Psychologists Can Confront and Combat Mental Health Misinformation
Psychologists can help patients navigate an increasingly confusing media landscape and provide evidence-based resources.
Bitcoin and Freedom: Reimagining the Denomination of Energy from a Psychological Perspective
The rise of cryptocurrency has reshaped the psychology of money and impacts the provision of mental health services.
Promoting the Importance of Addiction Neuropsychology
Addiction neuropsychology examines the intersection between substance use disorders and brain dysfunction, uniting two areas of specialization in professional psychology.
Active Bystandership as a Framework for Navigating Ethical Challenges in Correctional Psychology
Active bystandership empowers individuals to call out and address ethical conflicts as they occur.
Artificial Intelligence Biomarkers in Mental Health Care: Moving Towards A New Era of Personalized Treatment
New technologies offer novel methods for tracking physiological data from clients and tailoring their treatments.
Ethics Calls Us to Be Our Best Selves while the Law Helps Us to Stay Out of Trouble
The ABPP Ethics Committee delineates the difference between ethics and law.
Specialists in the Public Service
Meet Dr. Ryan Landoll, PhD, ABPP, a dual board-certified Clinical Psychologist and Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychologist at the U.S. Department of Defense. The views expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences or the … Read more
Specialists in Artificial Intelligence
Meet Dr. Jennifer Christman, PsyD, ABPP, a board-certified Forensic Psychologist who has been working with Artificial Intelligence (AI) in forensic practice and training. This Spotlight is part of a Special Section of On Board with Professional Psychology that focuses on the intersection of professional psychology and Artificial Intelligence (AI). Learn more about ABPP’s Artificial Intelligence … Read more
Aaron T. Beck, MD
This article originally appeared in Dattilio, FM (2025). Too late the Nobel Laureate: A tribute to Aaron T. Beck, MD. The Behavior Therapist, 48(3),525-529. It is reprinted here with permission. There are those who believe that human beings actually die twice. The first time is when their bodily functions shut down and they take their … Read more