Reflections on a Career Shift from Psychologist to Climate Activist
A psychologist reflects on their experience combating climate change.
Archives: Newsletter Posts
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The Cultural Assessment of Risk for Suicide (CARS): Application and Opportunities for Focus by Specialty Boards
This instrument provides a culturally-sensitive assessment of suicide risk that accounts for systemic and client-specific factors.
The Appropriate Management of Concussion: Avoidance of Iatrogenesis and Countering Hopewell et al. (2025)
Do mild traumatic brain injuries cause long-term damage? The debate continues.
Board Certification Rates and Interest in the US Air Force
Learn about successful efforts to promote board certification among military psychologists.
Psychology’s Testing Enterprise Deserves Better: Response to Mikesell, Frederick, & Otto (2025)
Specialists provide an alternative perspective regarding psychologists’ duties to protect psychological testing data.
Perils and Advances in Online Therapy
The proliferation of virtual therapy presents both promises and challenges for ethical, evidence-based service delivery.
Coaching Psychology in the National Security Community
Psychologists are uniquely positioned to learn coaching skills to address non-clinical concerns.
Pediatric Uropsychology: A Growing and Diverse Subspecialty of Pediatric Psychology
Uropsychologists use psychobehavioral principles to treat patients with urological conditions.
Championing Autonomy: A Call to Action on Advocating for Patient Choice
Psychologists must balance patients’ autonomy with their safety and capacity to consent, which may require ongoing assessment.
Temporal Dynamics in Suicide: How Fluid Vulnerability Theory Informs Assessment and Intervention
Conceptualizing suicidality as a fluctuating state rather than a stable trait helps clinicians mitigate risk and intervene effectively.