OBPP Welcomes New Associate Editor
Meet Dr. Grace Kuravackel, PhD, ABPP, the new Associate Editor of On Board with Professional Psychology.
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Call for Papers
On Board with Professional Psychology is requesting brief articles for our next issue, to be published in March 2026. Please consider submitting pieces that would be broadly informative to ABPP specialists across disciplines, as well as pieces that address hot topics from within your speciality. We particularly encourage cross-specialty collaborations and pieces representing a diversity … Read more
Donate to the ABPP Foundation!
When you consider your charitable contributions during the 2025 year, please consider giving to the American Board of Professional Psychology Foundation. Your gift will benefit the Foundation’s efforts to offer scholarships and grants to help cover the costs of board certification for qualified psychologists and to help make a difference in people’s lives. Donate online … Read more
When the Internet Comes Home: A Systems Approach to Supporting Families Impacted by Digital Exploitation
Families may struggle to cope with abuse in a digital era. Psychologists can help.
Are Neuropsychology Training Programs Providing Competencies for Future Neuropsychologists?
Graduate psychology students may feel unprepared to address neuropsychological concerns.
ADHD and Autism Evaluations in Adults: Serious Consideration of Neurodivergence, while Not Encouraging Dr. TikTok
Assessing neurodivergence requires a balanced and scientifically-grounded approach.
Flexibility as a Transtheoretical Construct
Psychological flexibility has several dimensions, and many applications to mental health conditions.
Endings Are Reframed Beginnings: An Exploration of Death Positivity
Psychologists can help patients prepare for (or even celebrate) the inevitable.
Integrating Artificial Intelligence in Doctoral Education: Enhancing Teaching and Ethical Responsibility
AI technologies provide new tools for educating future psychologists.
Bridging the Gap: PALS and MAPPS as Complementary Peer Support Models for Police Wellness
Two programs provide flexible, scalable frameworks to support law enforcement officers.