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.
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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.
Reflections on a Career Shift from Psychologist to Climate Activist
A psychologist reflects on their experience combating climate change.
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.