- February 11, 2014
This newsletter addresses the APA Federal Action Network, HIV and mental health, Congress support in increasing investment in graduate psychology education, Good Governance Project, MedEdPORTAL database, psychology’s role in managing chronic pain, webinars for students, APA 2014 board and committee nominations, a primer for ICD-10-CM users, obsessive–compulsive disorder, the neuroscience of risky decision making, APA's Professional Development Training Institute, and calls for nominations and applications.
- January 14, 2014
This newsletter addresses trying to expand psychology role in health care, psychology's role in smoking decline, webinar series on gun violence, gradPSYCH Blog, Protect Food Assistance, APA's Education Directorate executive director, new director of the Office of Sponsor Approval, 2013 APA board and committee election results, autism spectrum disorder, treatment integrity, Marriage Checkup, APA's Professional Development Training Institute, and calls for nominations and applications.
- December 16, 2013
This newsletter addresses the report “Gun Violence: Prediction, Prevention, and Policy,” key court decisions on marriage equality, internship imbalances, APAGS journals that provide publishing training ground for students and new psychologists, low interest rates on student loans, educational and psychological testing standards, APA Campus Suicide Prevention Program, and APA information technology services and solutions.
- November 12, 2013
This newsletter addresses the Safe and Supportive Schools Project on bullying, Professor Barry S. Anton elected as APA's 2015 President, National Memory Screening Day, free online psychological science resources for health care professionals, youth suicide prevention, regions distinct personalities, MyAPA opt in feature, American Heart Association's support for reimbursement, alcohol addiction, APA Congressional Fellowship Program, call for journal editors and BEA grants for precollege & undergraduate teaching conferences.
- October 15, 2013
This newsletter addresses mental health lessons, maintaining research funding for science, revised APA Guidelines for the Undergraduate Psychology Major, new leadership in the Government Relations Office, examining violence, growing population of multiracial youth and families, trauma and substance abuse, sport and exercise psychology, behavioral economics, clinical process, pornography, call for nominations for journal editors and APA grants for internship programs.
- September 17, 2013
This newsletter addresses new podcast “Speaking of Psychology”, mental health care in correctional facilities, PsycINFO training webinars, rural mental health and the election for the 2015 APA president.
- August 20, 2013
This newsletter addresses research at convention, sexualized images of girls, APA's annual report, Presidential Medal of Freedom, psychology department program, poverty, Positive Aging Act of 2013, violence prevention research, veterans' mental health research, Employment Non-Discrimination Act of 2013, Division and SPTA Election Results, medical family therapy, lifespan developmental psychology, multicultural psychology, CE sessions and treatment-resistant mood disorders.
- July 24, 2013
This newsletter addresses racial prejudice and stereotyping, warning signs of depression in youth, APA-ABA National Conference, Defense of Marriage Act, the launch of APA’s unique journal, APA Insurance Trust business relationship with APA, 2013 APA Annual Convention, PsycCareers LIVE, internet sex offenders, psychological resilience in military personnel, children with developmental disabilities, group psychotherapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, CE workshops and calls for nominations, awards and applications.
- June 11, 2013
This newsletter addresses the White House National Conference on Mental Health, research on police lineups, promoting and protecting total work health, Obesity Week, support for proctection of children and LGBT person in immigration reform, process for updating APA membership contact information, heart helath, Monitor and gradPSYCH magazines on Twitter, research findings, suicidal patients, attachment-based psychotherapy, report writing, meaningful work in the workplace, response to intervention, CE sessions and call for nominations.
- May 7, 2013
In this issue: Speak Up for Kids initiative on suicide prevention, task force on gun violence, discrimination against LGBT individuals in schools, minority health, Earth Day, two-year college award, animals in zoos and laboratories, healthy eating in schools, college success, psychology of dictatorship, family therapy, council representatives elections, CE workshops, calls for nominations, awards and applications.
