The Psychological and Cognitive Effects of Loneliness and Social Isolation: A Primer for Clinicians
Social disconnection poses a significant risk to health and wellbeing. Psychologists can help.
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Bias in AI: Ethical Considerations for Use of AI in Psychological Practice
Specialists discuss how psychologists can avoid harm and bias while integrating AI into their work.
Ethical Challenges in Inpatient Rehabilitation: A Neuropsychological Perspective on Four Core Issues
Specialists provide practical recommendations to address common ethical issues in inpatient rehabilitation.
Aging-Related Professional Development Interests: Perspectives from Culturally Diverse Psychologists
A recent survey suggests that psychologists are interested in learning more about geropsychology and aging.
Enhancing Neuropsychological Evaluation by Incorporating Generative AI
Generative AI offers promising opportunities for improving test administration, test development, and training across psychology specialties.
A Dream Becomes Reality: Building an Animal-Assisted Treatment Program
Animals can provide comfort and connection for patients facing medical and mental health conditions. Specialists share how to put animal-assisted therapies into practice.
Beyond Good Intentions: Identifying and Remediating Ethical Fading
Deliberate self-reflection and vigilance can help prevent psychologists from drifting into unethical practices.
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.