APA Access: Past Issues

This newsletter addresses psychology’s role in reducing police and community conflicts, a year of significant achievements for psychology, raising awareness of the value of psychological research, responding to a community in crisis, children, youth and family violence, internship match crisis, educational and psychological testing standards, evaluating teacher preparation programs, student and early career scientific innovators, high-quality graduate student training, securing Medicare payment increases for psychologists, psychology’s value in the workplace, communication tools and technologies, psychological research and resources to the discipline and the public, four decades of APA fellows on Capitol Hill, international cooperation, and competent and ethical practice of psychology.

This newsletter addresses research on challenges of integrated care, APA's 2016 president, Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton's social change honor, innovative outreach programs, the APA Membership Data Portal, books and videos from APA publishing, CE video on-demand recordings, and call for comments and nominations.

This newsletter addresses Norman Anderson's Twitter, drugs for child behavior problems, suicide prevention, Rep. John Lewis, D-Ga. citation, new journal editors, colorectal cancer, tailored communications from APA, 2014 board of directors election results, APA publishing, CE workshop proposals for the 2015 convention, Approaches to Ethics in Psychology and journal editors nominations.

This newsletter addresses APA's response to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration's three-year strategic plan, Capitol Hill success, celebrating workers on Labor Day, rural mental health, National Memory Screening Day, PsycINFO® training webinars, psychologists’ role in treating breast cancer, APA Custom Course Books, Qualitative Psychology journal, The Lives of LGBT Older Adults, A Kid's Guide to Learning Disability, Attachment-Based Family Therapy, the Work, Stress and Health 2015 conference, CE workshop proposals for the 2015 convention, and the APA Committee on Associate and Baccalaureate Education.

This newsletter addresses research at the 2014 APA Annual Convention, family-friendly federal legislation, APA's 2013 annual report, revised APA Guidelines for the Undergraduate Psychology Major, effective ways to integrate evidence-based practice into real-world settings, psychologists’ role in Alzheimer’s disease evaluation and treatment, psychology of consciousness, personality and social psychology, attachment-based psychotherapy in practice, how upstanding bystanders stop bullying, CE sessions, and calls for applications and nominations.

This newsletter addresses psychology’s role in ending violence worldwide, disability and LGBT issues around adoption and foster care, convention experiences, APA Journals Dialogue, briefing sheet on integrated health care, Obesity Week, 2014 Division and SPTA Election results, sexual orientation and gender diversity, taking control of anxiety, longitudinal data analysis, single-case intervention research, complementary and alternative medicine for psychologists, CE workshops, and Committee on Early Career Psychologists and Committee on Children, Youth and Families calls for nominations.

This newsletter addresses the 2014 APA Annual Convention, Americans right for mental health coverage, sports concussions, firearm injury prevention research, children’s mental health, psychologists treating perinatal depression, APA's free shipping, American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, becoming a better therapist, LGBT Pride festival, parental incarceration on children, CE sessions, TOPSS Speaker Bureau volunteer and the Continuing Education Committee nominations.

This newsletter addresses Skype's in the classroom project, prescription drug overdose, psychotherapy’s role in cardiac health , employee distrust, “Speaking of Psychology” podcast award, transdisciplinary model of professionalism, “Speak Up for Kids” campaign, APA president candidates, APA publications, CE workshops, and calls for nominations and applications.

In this issue: The new Science in Action website, APA partners with a federal agency to improve worker safety, undergraduate and graduate students can contribute to Public Interest Directorate newsletter, MyApA improves user experience and more.