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.
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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.
Beyond the Standard Dose: Reflections on Medication Sensitivity Across the Surgical Continuum
A psychologist reflects on her own experience receiving medical care, and how to improve it for others.
A Holistic Approach to Supporting Families of Individuals with Autism
Family members are an important target of interventions for children on the autism spectrum.
Time to Say Goodbye: Termination and the Ethics of Exits
How to end treatment with clients ethically and collaboratively.
Future Specialists
Meet Kirsten Klein, PhD, an early-career psychologist and recipient of ABPP’s 2025 Art Nezu Dissertation Diversity Award. Kirsten G. Klein, PhD Correspondence: kirsten.klein@ufl.edu Tell us about your current professional roles and activities. My name is Kirsten Klein (she/her) and I graduated from the University of Florida with a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology. I also recently … Read more