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Cardiac programs need psychologists

July 24, 2013

Kent Eichenauer, Psy.D., tells us that “Psychologist Wanted” signs are being posted on the doors of cardiac and pulmonary rehab... Read more...

 

Therasoft Online Offers Good Service at Good Prices

March 11, 2013

Therasoft is a web-based comprehensive practice management software suite designed specifically to meet the needs of mental health... Read more...

 

My Mentor: Milton H. Erickson, MD

March 11, 2013

For one to have a mentor in life is fortunate. But to have Milton H. Erickson, MD, as a mentor was the chance in a lifetime. I studied... Read more...

 

Psychotherapy code changes confuse providers, payers

March 11, 2013

January brought changes in the business of psychotherapy with a new family of Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes that are wreaking... Read more...

 

APA’s Anderson discusses gun violence during parley with Sebelius, Holder

March 11, 2013

The American Psychological Association’s CEO was among about 20 mental health experts to meet in early January with top Obama cabinet... Read more...

 

Psychiatric Association Clears DSM-5 for Publication

January 14, 2013

The American Psychiatric Association announced Dec. 1 that the diagnostic criteria of the controversial DSM-5 revision of the Diagnostic... Read more...

 

Psychologist Organizations React to DSM-5

January 14, 2013

Two national organizations for practicing psychologists are concerned about the potentially harmful impact on patients when the revised... Read more...

 

Conversion Therapy Ruling Appealed in California

January 14, 2013

A Virginia-based evangelical Christian organization is seeking an emergency hearing in the 9th District Federal Court of Appeals in... Read more...

 

State Updates

January 14, 2013

North Carolina – The North Carolina Psychological Association is working to familiarize psychologists with a change of state law... Read more...

 

Assessment of learning disabilities in adults should be evidence-based

November 8, 2012

Most clinicians are aware that learning disabilities arise early in development, are presumed to be neurologically based and often... Read more...

 

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