PSCP Chat and Chew
Date: Monday, October 4, 2021 Time: 12:00 to 1:00pm Location: Zoom Topic: Starting a Private Practice Target audience: Student and Early Career Psychologists Cost: FREE Facilitator: Alishia Kalos, Psy.D. [...]
Superheroes, Take Off Your Masks, Embrace Authenticity, and Take Care of Yourself
Superheroes, Take Off Your Masks, Embrace Authenticity, and Take Care of Yourself Christina Gallman Kemp, Psy.D. Before we are able to express our pain and heal from it, we [...]
Psychologists in Primary Care: Considerations on Integrating Behavioral Health Care and Reviewing Treatments for Depression and Anxiety
By Julie Radico PsyD ABPP The National Center for Health Workforce Analysis projected that by 2025 there will be a 45,000 or 250,000 shortage in mental health professionals. This includes a [...]
The Skeletons in Therapy’s Closet
Written By: Jay S. Efran, Ph.D., M.S., B.A. Psychotherapy is a rapidly evolving field with everchanging traditions. Not long ago, it was considered de rigueur for patients to [...]
Suicide Among College Student Clients: Who is at Risk?
Written By: Jeffrey Hayes, Psy.D. Suicide represents a significant public health concern. More than 45,000 people in the United States die by suicide each year (Centers for Disease Control [...]
Surviving and thriving: Mental health perspectives in the treatment of cancer and chronic illness
Medical advances have empowered patients to survive cancer and chronic illness decades beyond what was previously possible. As a result of medical advances the purpose of treatment is no [...]