TCP Archive

2024, Vol 77, No. 4

  • President's Column: Giving Thanks
  • Lead Article: SMART Goals, Directionless Therapy?
  • Ethics Column: Evaluating and Improving Knowledge and Practices Around Suicide Assessment
  • Member Spotlight: Misha Bogomaz, PsyD, ABPP

2024, Vol 77, No. 3

  • President's Column: SCP Invests in the Future: Prioritizing Leadership Development
  • Lead Article: Utility of the Hierarchical Taxonomy of Psychopathology (HiTOP) System in Diverse, Underrepresented, and Epistemically Excluded Populations

2024, Vol 77, No. 2

  • President's Column: The things I've learned about leadership from my career in addictions
  • SCP 2024: Reflections on the inaugural Society for Clinical Psychology Conference
  • Membership Spotlight: Gordon C. Nagayama Hall, PhD

2024, Vol 77, No. 1

  • President's Column: Meet the new president, Dr. Donna LaPaglia!
  • SCP 2024: Conference schedule
  • Lead Article: Effects of social and clinical characteristics on Alzheimer's disease stigma: A narrative review for clinicians talking with patients and families
  • Diversity Spotlight: Nadine A. Chang, PhD

2023, Vol 76, No. 4

  • President's Column: An update on the 3-year strategic plan and SCP 2024 conference preparations!
  • Editor Column: The Inaugural Div. 12 Conference
  • Diversity Spotlight: Jessica R. LoPresti, PhD
  • SCP Psychologists in Action: Providing psychological treatment and assessment resources in Ukraine

2023, Vol 76, No. 3

  • President's Column: A 3-year strategic plan, treatment taskforce, & new conference preparations!
  • Lead Article: A Roadmap Toward a Neuromodulatory Treatment for PTSD and Anxiety
  • Membership Spotlight: Sheehan Fisher, PhD
  • Diversity Spotlight: Sannisha K. Dale, PhD
  • Ethics Column: When Missed Practical Tasks Can Become Ethical Violations

2023, Vol 76, No. 2

  • President's Column: Strategic planning workgroups and a new conference!
  • Lead Article: Positive Autobiographical Memories in the context of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
  • Diversity Spotlight: Beverly Greene, PhD

2023, Vol 76, No. 1

  • President's Column: The Future of Clinical and Health Psychology: Inspiration, Innovation, and Evolution
  • Lead Article: Psychotherapy Research in the 21st Century
  • Ethics Column: Creating a Community of Care: Distress, Impairment, and Ethics
  • Diversity Spotlight: Nita Tewari, PhD
  • Section VII: Assistance to Ukrainian Psychologists

2022, Vol 75, No. 4

  • President's Column
  • Lead Article: Planning Treatments Collaboratively: The Shared Decision-Making Approach
  • Diversity Spotlight

2022, Vol. 75, No. 3

  • President's Column
  • Lead Article: Using psychological science to understand legal system involvement among adolescents
  • Ethnical Considerations in Therapy with Older Adults
  • APA Summer 2022 Research Spotlight
  • Building Hope: Psychological Contributions to A Roadmap for Climate Action
  • The Hogrefe/Division 12 Series on Advances in Psychotherapy: Evidence Based Practice Continues Apace

2022, Vol. 75, No. 2

  • Editor's Column
  • Lead Article: From Averages to Individuals
  • Improving Ethical Behaviors through Supervisor-Supervisee Relationship

2022, Vol. 75, No. 1

  • President's Welcome
  • Lead Article: Emotion Regulation Flexibility
  • HIPAA: What Do We Know About Record Keeping and Privacy Protection?

2021, Vol. 74, No. 4

  • President's Column: Gratitude
  • Lead Article: Conducting Impactful Research in HIV and Mental Health
  • Diversity Spotlight: Laura Kohn-Wood, Ph.D.
  • Member Spotlight: Mark A. Reinecke, Ph.D.
  • Ethics Column: Handling Letter Requests from Patients/Clients
  • Updates on Section II
  • Relational Reverberations of COVID on a Pediatric Inpatient Unit

2021, Vol. 74, No. 3

  • President's Column: Every Cloud has a Silver Lining
  • Lead Article: Misophonia: New Disorder or Needs More Research?
  • Diversity Spotlight: Sheehan David Fisher, Ph.D.
  • Member Spotlight: Stanley Sue, Ph.D.
  • Ethics Column: Handling Letter Requests from Patients/Clients

2021, Vol. 74, No. 2

  • President's Column: Lessons Learned from Trauma Research
  • Diversity Spotlight: Cultural Assessment to Improve Cultural Responsiveness
  • Member Spotlight: Viviana Padilla Martinez, Ph.D.
  • Section Updates: Section 6 & Section 8
  • In Memoriam: Donald K. Routh

2021, Vol. 74, No. 1

  • President's Column: New Year's Resolutions for SCP
  • Lead Article: Introduction to HiTOP for Clinical Psychologists
  • Ethics Column: Ethical Considerations for Offering Coaching Services
  • CE Committee News
  • Member Spotlight: Dr. Thomas Plante
  • Section Updates: Section 7 & Section 8

2020, Vol. 73, No. 4

  • President's Column: How Can Clinical Psychology Help Bridge the Gap in a Divided Nation
  • Lead Article: Transcranial Electric Stimulation and the Extinction of Fear
  • Member Spotlight: Dr. Matthew Southward
  • Diversity Spotlight: Dr. Wendy Dragon
  • Section Updates: Section 8
  • Submitted Article: What is EBP Again? A Brief Review of Evidence Based Practice and Suggestions for Selling it to the public

2020, Vol. 73, No. 3

  • President's Column: Research with Diverse Groups is Critical for the Future of Clinical Psychology
  • Lead Article: Personality and Treatments for Anxiety and Depression: Do Personality Traits Change?
  • Ethics Column: Ethical Considerations in Integrated Care Settings
  • Member Spotlight: Dr. Michelle Mlinac
  • Diversity Spotlight: Dr. Tahirah Abdullah
  • Committee Updates: Science & Practice
  • Task Force Commentary: Technology and Mental Health, Mhealth Subcommittee
  • Submitted Article: History of the Early Controlled Trial

2020, Vol. 73, No. 2

  • President's Column: Finding a Silver Lining During a Global Pandemic
  • Lead Article: Scaling Up Psychological Treatments: What the World Can Teach North America
  • Ethics Column: Requests to Provide Emotional Support Animal Certifications
  • Member Spotlight; Dr. Amanda Raines
  • Diversity Spotlight: Honoring Dr. Karen Suyemoto
  • Section 12 Announcement: COVID-19 Resources
  • Section 8 Update: Supervision for Geropsychology

2020, Vol. 73, No. 1

  • President's Column: Reflections on the Importance of Our Work as Psychologists
  • Lead Article: Where are Siblings of Children with Specific Health Care Needs in Family-Centered Care?
  • APA CPSE: Update on APA Coalition for Psychology in Schools and Education
  • Section 8 Spotlight: Association for Psychologists in Academic Health Centers (APAHC)

2019, Vol. 72, No. 4

  • President’s Column: Navigating the Paradoxical Current State of Clinical Psychology
  • Lead Article: The Windy Road from Treatment Development to Dissemination and Implementation
  • Ethics Column: Identifying and Responding to Signs of Distress when Dealing with the Loss of a Loved One
  • SCP Member Spotlight: Dr. Shannon Wiltsey-Stirman
  • Section 8 Updates: Special Interest Groups in Section 8 - A Model for Engagement

2019, Vol. 72, No. 3

  • 2019 APA Convention Highlights: Division 12 Events & Awards
  • Lead Article: How About Improving Behavioral Healthcare for All?
  • Ethics Column: Considerations for Using Mobile Apps in Clinical Practice
  • SCP Member Spotlight: Dr. Nick Grant
  • Diversity Spotlight: Choosing a Diversity Conscious Internship
  • Humor Column: Insufferably Dilly-Dallying and Lazy Editorial (IDLE) Sydrome

2019, Vol. 72, No. 2

  • President's Column: Clinical Psychology Meets Today's Top Stories: Pursuing our Work on the Fierce Urgency of Now
  • Lead Article: Increasing Access to Evidence-based Care in Serious Mental Illness: Embracing Mobile Technology While Minding the Digital Divide
  • Ethics Column: Uncertainty and Avoidance: Practical and Ethical Challenges in Clinical Record-keeping
  • SCP Member Spotlight: Marvin Goldfried, Ph.D.
  • Diversity Spotlight: Dr. Kalyani Gopal

2019, Vol. 72, No. 1

  • President's Column: Stepping Outside of our Comfort Zones: Expanding the Reach and Scope of Clinical Psychology in the 21st Century
  • Lead Article: Premenstrual Disorders: A Primer and Research Agenda for Psychologists
  • SCP Member Spotlight: Robert Woody, Ph.D.
  • Diversity Spotlight
  • Section 2: The Society of Clinical Geropsychology

2018, Vol. 71, No. 4

  • Honoring David Barlow, Ph.D.
  • Lead Article: Frequently Asked Questions about Adaptive Interventions: Implications for Sequentially-Randomized Trials
  • Ethics Column: Ethical Dilemmas in Diagnosis
  • Update on the Cross-Divisional (D12, D28, D50) Task Force on Clinical Response to the Opioid Crisis
  • SCP Member Spotlight: Les Greene, Ph.D.
  • Diversity Column: Reflections on the Cultural Climate around Sexual Violence
  • Update on Ongoing Quality Assurance for APA CE Credits
  • Update from Science and Practice Committee

2018, Vol. 71, No. 3

  • President's Column: Exploring Theoretical Diversity: A Critical Process for Science
  • Lead Article: Using Machine Learning Methods to Predict Internalizing Psychopathology Risk and Prognosis
  • Membership Spotlight: Teresa Leyro, Ph.D.
  • Diversity Corner: Considerations in the Development of Professionalism
  • Ethics Column: Ethical Considerations for New Psychologists

2018 Vol. 71, No. 2

  • President's Column: Benefitting from Multiple Voices: A Choice for Clinical Psychology
  • Lead Article: Adolescent Depression Prevention: Using Risk-Informed Personalization to Move the Field Forward
  • Letters to the Editor: APA PTSD Clinical Practice Guidelines
  • Membership Spotlight: Kelly J. Rohan, Ph.D.
  • Diversity Corner: The Importance of Acknowledging Sexual Violence Against Women in our Current Sociopolitical Context

2018 Vol. 71, No. 1

  • Member Spotlight and Members in the News
  • Lead Article: Empowering Sexual Minority Clients (and their Therapists) Through Evidence-Based Principles of LGBT-affirmative Practice
  • Ethics Column: 'What Should I Do?' Seeking Ethics Consultation from Colleagues

2017 Vol. 70, No. 4

  • President’s Column: Now That You Have Prescribed Exercise, How About Sleep?
  • Society of Clinical Psychology Election Results
  • Statement on Charlottesville
  • Lead Article: Sensitivity to Sounds: A New Clinical Forefront
  • SCP Award Ceremony Summary
  • Ethics Column: Are We (Not) Asking the Right Questions? Ethical and Clinical Considerations for Work with Sexual Minority Clients

2017 Vol. 70, No. 3

  • Society of Clinical Psychology/Division 12 Election Results
  • President's Column: Did You Prescribe Exercise This Week?
  • Lead Article: Mindfulness and Acceptance-Based Therapies for Anxiety
  • Ethics Column: The Ethics of Soliciting Client Testimonials and Reviews

2017 Vol. 70, No. 2

  • President's Column: The News Makes Me Hurt
  • Lead Article: Epistemic Humility: An Overarching Educational Philosophy for Clinical Psychology Programs
  • Ethics Column: Stress and Self Care Among Graduate Psychology Students
  • Letter to the Editor: What the Trump?

2017 Vol. 70, No. 1

  • President's Column: Making the Most of Clinical Science
  • Lead Article: Improving Daily Life Functioning of Children with ADHD; Medication, Behavioral Intervention, or Their Combination - "Just Say Yes to Drugs?" Redux
  • Ethics Column: Ethical Practice in a Time of Post-Election Stress

2016 Vol. 69, No. 4

  • President's Column: Realizing Needs and Opportunities for Leadership: Advancing Clinical Psychologists as Leaders of Micro and Macro Level Change
  • Lead Article:Barriers to CBT Training: Is Mobile Technology the Solution?
  • Ethics Column: They Never Taught Me this in School: Navigating Ethical Dilemmas in College and Graduate School

2016 Vol. 69, No. 3

  • President's Column: Looking Inward and to the Future: Advancing Needs, Opportunities, and New Directions for the Society of Clinical Psychology
  • Lead Article: Applying Basic Affective Science to Clinical Practice: A Focus on Social Contexts and Sexual Minority Clients
  • Ethics Column: They Never Taught Me this in School: Navigating Ethical Dilemmas in College and Graduate School

2016 Vol. 69, No. 2

  • President's Column: The Need and Opportunity for leadership in Clinical Psychology to Bridge the Enduring Great Divide: "It's the How, Stupid"
  • Lead Article: Understanding and Treating Dental Anxiety: Dentists and Psychologists Join Forces at Temple University
  • Ethics Column: Have we Met? The Ethics of Offering Professional Opinions of People We Have Not Evaluated

2016 Vol. 69, No. 1

  • President's Column: Let's Make SCP Great Again!
  • Lead Article: Purging Disorder: A Brief History of Research on a New Eating Disorder
  • Ethics Column: Ethical Issues in Participant Recruitment in Practice-Based Clinical Research
  • Clinical Psychology: Science and Practice- Upcoming Papers
  • Congratulations to our 2016 Award Winners

2015 Vol. 68, No. 4

  • President's Column: Clinical Psychological Science, Dissemination, & the Society of Clinical Psychology
  • Measurement-Based Care: Enhancing Mental Health Care Decision Making and Patient Outcomes
  • Special Article: Closing the Gap between Practice and Research: The Two Way Bridge Initiative
  • Ethics Column: Moral Stress in Mental Health Practice and Research
  • Section Updates: Sections II, VII, and X
  • Advances in Psychotherapy

2015 Vol. 68, No. 3

  • President's Column: Why I Support the American Psychological Foundation (APF), and Why You Should Too
  • The Unified Protocol for Transdiagnostic Treatment of Emotional Disorders - A Progress Report
  • Guidelines for Identifying Empirically Supported Treatments
  • Ethics Column: Confidentiality and Disclosure Dilemmas in Psychotherapy with Adolescents
  • A Conversation with Clinical Psychology: Science and Practice

2015 Vol. 68, No. 2

  • President's Column: Dignity, Poise, and Restraint
  • Special Feature: Weighing in on the Time-out Controversy
  • APA 2015 Toronto Society of Clinical Practice Highlighted Events
  • Ethics Column: Professional Boundaries in Your Backyard
  • Student Column
  • Bringing a Professional Development Seminar to Life, Part 2: Games and Activities
  • State Leadership Conference Column: Cultivating Excitement for Professional Practice

2015 Vol. 68, No. 1

  • President's Column: Meeting Our Goals in 2015
  • Special Feature: A Tribute to Lynn Peterson
  • Division 12 Response to the NIMH Strategic Plan
  • Ethics Column: Affirming our Ethical Responsibilities
  • Notes to a Young Psychologist: Words of Wisdom from Phil Kendall
  • Student Column: You Matched! Now What?
  • Bringing a Professional Development Seminar to Life, Part I: Group Discussion and Didactic Presentation
  • History Column: The Foundation for an Expanded Vision

2014 Vol. 67, No. 4

  • President's Column: Home
  • The Quality of Empirically Supported Treatment Studies
  • Notes to a Young Clinical Psychologist: Words of Wisdom from Stefan Hofmann, Ph.D.
  • Student Column: Growing Pains of Professional Development - Understanding Self-Sabotaging Behaviors in Clinical Psychology Graduate Students

2014 Vol. 67, No. 3

  • President's Column: Evidence-Based Practice - Three-Legged Stool or Filter System?
  • Bringing the EST List to the 21st Century
  • The Challenge of Bridging the Research-to-Practice Gap - The Promise of Implementation Science
  • Diversity Column: Student Spotlight on Diversity
  • Ethics Column: Forgiveness and Restitution in Evaluating Stigmatized Peers and Students
  • Student Column: Adrenal Fatigue

2014 Vol. 67, No. 2

  • President's Column: Who knew the Society did so much stuff?
  • Being women of color, mothers, and doctorate students in clinical psychology
  • Ethics Column: Skepticism and credulousness among scientist-practitioner psychologists
  • Student Column: Self-care and self-compassion for graduate students
  • APA adopts a more efficient governance system

2014 Vol. 67, No. 1

  • President's Column: Empirically supported treatments: an agenda for 2014
  • History Column: Darwin and clinical psychology
  • Ethics Column:Addressing ethical concerns about colleagues via informal means
  • Student Column: Psychology trainees' use of disclosure in clinical psychotherapy supervision

2013 Vol. 66, No. 4

  • Thank you to those who participate
  • Using technology to extend the reach of psychological services
  • A critical examination of the movement toward evidence-based mental health treatments in the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
  • Does clinical practice inform clinical research?
  • Ethics Column: Ethics, Injury, and Illness II – Considering Catastrophe

2013 Vol. 66, No. 3

  • Clinical Psychology in the Future
  • Ethics Column: Ethics, Self-Care and Infirmity I: Rituals to Develop Health-Enhancing Habits
  • Student Column: Transdiagnostic Psychotherapy Training
  • Federal Advocacy Column: How will practice take shape in the new healthcare environment?

2013 Vol. 66, No. 2

  • The Multi-Tentacles Society
  • Closing the Science-Practice Gap with the DSM-5 Cultural Formulation Interview (CFI)
  • Ethics Column: Tales of Multiple Relationships
  • Student Column: Diagnostic Controversies and the Changing Face of Clinical Psychology

2013 Vol. 66, No. 1

  • Quo Vadis Clinical Psychology
  • Bridging Research and Practice in Community-Based Minor Consent Treatment Programs
  • Ethics Column: Ethics Ain’t Easy
  • Student Column: Are Psychologists’ Attitudes about Borderline Personality Disorder Keeping Pace with Science?

2012 Vol. 65, No. 4

  • Bridging the Gap Between Research and Practice in VA Psychotherapeutic Care
  • Diversity Column: Subgroup Differences in Asian Americans
  • History Column: Children, Adolescents, and Clinical Psychology Organizations: Division 12’s “Empty Nest”
  • Technology Update: Clinical Psychology in the Era of Electronic Health Records and “Meaningful Use”
  • Student Column: The Importance of Training Students in Evidence-based Practice
  • Early Career Column: Time for Negotiation
  • Federal Advocacy Column: APA Communities – State Health Care Reform Group

2012 Vol. 65, No. 3

  • On Becoming a Fellow of the Society of Clinical Psychology
  • The Strong African American Families (SAAF) Program: Bridging the Gap in Prevention Science
  • Psychology & the New MCAT
  • History Column: Edgar A. Doll as a Clinical Psychology Leader
  • Technology Update: Behavioral Intervention Technologies to Support the Health and Development of LGBT Youth
  • Student Column: How Social Cognitive Career Theory Can Influence Career Development in Clinical Psychology
  • Early Career Column: Is Administration for You?
  • Federal Advocacy Column: Educating Stakeholders About the Affordable Care Act

2012 Vol. 65, No. 2

  • Diversity Column: Loving Day – Remembering, in Order to Not Forget
  • Early Career Column: Thinking Out of the Box – Non-traditional Career Opportunities for Clinical Psychologists
  • Student Column: Learning How to Be a Clinician
  • History Column: Arnold Gesell as a Clinical Psychologist
  • Federal Advocacy Column: Become a Key Contact for Psychology!

2012 Vol. 65, No. 1

  • A New Year, A New Day
  • Diversity Column: Cognitive and Behavioral Therapies for Diverse Populations – A “Report Card” Regarding Research Activities
  • Early Career Column: Life-Work Balance: Tipping the Scale Toward a Piece of Mind
  • Ethics Column: Practical Ethics
  • Federal Advocacy Column: Health Care Reform Begins to Take Shape With or Without Psychologists – You Choose
  • History Column: Remembering George Kelly
  • Student Column: Making an Impact – How Clinical Psychology Students Can Foster Positive Change
  • Technology Update: Invitation to a brief, web-based survey

2011 Vol. 64, No. 4

  • Clinical Psychology: Something Rich and Strange
  • Ethics Update: Turn out the lights, the party’s over: Ethics and end of career considerations
  • Diversity Column: The Psychological Importance of Subtle Bias
  • History Column: Remembering George Kelly
  • Early Career Column: Early career considerations in independent practice
  • Federal Advocacy Column: Advocacy for Our Profession: The Role of State Psychological Association Membership
  • Student Column: Strategies for Publishing in Graduate School
  • Technology Update: Behavioral Intervention Technologies (BITs): Harnessing Wireless and Web-based Technologies to Deliver Care

2011 Vol. 64, No. 3

  • Ethics Update: Research Findings on Psychotherapist-Client Interactions on the Internet
  • Diversity Column: New Practice Guidelines for Psychological Practice with Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Clients
  • History Column: Three Models for Training Clinical Psychologists
  • Early Career Column: Decreasing Educational Debt
  • Student Column: Internship on the Horizon – Recommendations for a Successful Transition
  • Technology Update: Assessment Center – A Data Collection Tool

2011 Vol. 64, No. 2

  • Ethics Update: Research Findings on Psychotherapist-Client Interactions on the Internet
  • Diversity Column: New Practice Guidelines for Psychological Practice with Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Clients
  • History Column: Three Models for Training Clinical Psychologists
  • Early Career Column: Decreasing Educational Debt
  • Student Column: Internship on the Horizon – Recommendations for a Successful Transition
  • Technology Update: Assessment Center – A Data Collection Tool

2011 Vol. 64, No. 1

  • Division 12 benefits as viewed by graduate student and early career members
  • History Column: How Clinical Psychology Linked up with Applied Behavior Analysis
  • Diversity Column: What you don’t know can hurt others: using the IAT to promote cultural sensitivity
  • Ethics Update: Ethics Issues in Clinical Supervision
  • Student Column: Get the postdoctoral fellowship you want
  • Technology Update: Using the Internet for Psychosocial and Behavioral Health Interventions: Considerations for Research and Practice
  • Early Career Column: Getting licensed

2010 Vol. 63, No. 3ure Directions of Clinical Psychology in Vietnam

  • Clinicians’ Experiences in using an Empirically Supported Treatment (EST) for Panic Disorder: Results of a Survey
  • Diversity Column: What Clinicians and Researchers Should Know About Sexual Orientation
  • History Column: Paul Meehl and Hans Eysenck: The Odd Couple
  • Ethics Update: Boundary Crossing in Academia
  • Student Column: Announcing a Mentorship Program for Students and Early Career Clinical Psychologists
  • Technology Update: Virtual Environments for Clinical Psychologists
  • Early Career Column: The business Side of Things

2010 Vol. 63, No. 2

  • Minimizing the Risk of Patient-Clinician Violence: A Clinical Primer
  • Biological Bias in National Institute of Mental Health’s Consumer Brochures for Psychological Disorders
  • Early Career Column: Now are you done?
  • History Column: How Abnormal Psychology and Clinical Psychology got their Link
  • Ethics Update: To Tweet or Not to Tweet, That is the Question
  • Technology Update: (Mental) Health Information Technology

2010 Vol. 63, No. 1

  • What do Clinicians Want? An Investigation of EST Training Desires
  • Diversity: Looking Back to Move Forward
  • Federal Advocacy Column: The APA Public Policy Advocacy Network
  • Technology Update
  • History Column: Evolution of the Concept of a Right to Effective Treatment
  • Ethics Update: Can I Keep a Secret

2009 Vol. 62, No. 3

  • Internet Update: The Clinical Psychologist, Internet Update – Literally!
  • Early Career Column: What Comes After “Early”?
  • History Column: The Society of Clinical Psychology and the International Association of Applied Psychology, 1982-2010
  • Student Column: Getting the Most out of Graduate School in Clinical Psychology
  • Psychopharm Update: A New Model for Combining Pharmacotherapy and Psychotherapy in the Treatment of Anxiety Disorders

2009 Vol. 62, No. 2

  • Internet Update: A Commentary on E-Therapy
  • Early Career Column: Association Navigation
  • History Column: Interesting Times – A Wonderful Journey
  • Student Column: Jobs in Clinical Psychology – How to Fulfill your Dream of being a Scientist-Practitioner
  • Psychopharm Update: Recent Landmark Studies in the Treatment of Child-Adolescent Anxiety and Depression
  • Diversity Column: International Psychology – Challenges and Promises of a Growing Movement

2009 Vol. 62, No. 1

  • Internet Update: Online Mental Health – E-Therapy
  • Early Career Column: Psychology in a “Disordered” Economy
  • History Column: Psychology and Syndromal Diagnosis: Then and Now
  • Student Column: Psychology and Society: How Society Shapes Science and Science Shapes Society
  • Psychopharm Update: Ethical Considerations in Discussing Medications with Clients: Part III
  • Federal Advocacy: Personalize Your Own Pathway to Advocacy

2008 Vol. 61, No. 3 (Unavailable)

2008 Vol. 61, No. 2

  • Internet Update: “On the Call for Civility on List Servers”
  • Early Career: Political “Psy-ence”
  • History Column: Our Perennial Bifurcated Identity
  • Student Column: Perspectives on Professional Development in Psychology: An Interview with Elizabeth Kensinger
  • Psychopharm Update: Ethical Considerations in Discussing Medications with Clients
  • Diversity: The Connection Between Language and Culture

2008 Vol. 61, No. 1

  • Internet Update: The Readers Respond!
  • Early Career: Money Matters
  • History: The Society of Clinical Psychology, 1995-2005
  • Student Column: What to do once Internship is through: Finding the Post-Doc that’s best for you!
  • Diversity: Youths of Color – Strengths and Protective Factors
  • Psychopharm Update: Lilly Compound takes a “New Approach” to the Pharmacology of Schizophrenia
  • Clinical Update: DBT for Suicidal Multi-Problem Adolescents

2007 Vol. 60, No. 3

  • Internet Update: Mailing List Pet Peeves
  • Early Career: (Super) Vision Quest
  • Diversity: The Effects of Domestic Violence on Children of Color (Part II)
  • History: The Division of Clinical Psychology, 1985-95
  • Student Column: Interdisciplinary Research Institutes Free your Time and your Mind!
  • Federal Advocacy Column: Political Outreach
  • Psychopharm Update: Addressing Troubling Issues in Child and Adolescent Psychopharmacology: A Call for Ideas

2007 Vol. 60, No. 2

  • Internet Update: Top 10 Psychology Website
  • Early Career: Practice: Not Perfect?
  • Diversity: Experiences of Women of Color with Domestic Violence
  • History: The Division of Clinical Psychology, 1975-1985
  • Student Column: An Interview with Edmund Neuhaus
  • Psychopharm Column: New Methodology for Classifying Harm Associated with Substance Use
  • Division 12: Developing a New Identity

2007 Vol. 60, No. 1

  • Internet Update: Open Access Movement
  • Early Career: Show Me the Money!
  • History: The Division of Clinical Psychology
  • Diversity: Providing Clinical Mental Health Care to Puerto Rican Children
  • Psychopharm: ADHD Stimulant Medications

2006 Vol. 59, No. 4

  • Internet Update: Developing a Website
  • Early Career: Conventional Wisdom
  • History: The Division of Clinical Psychology 1955-1965
  • Student Column: Essays on Internship
  • Diversity: Cape Verdean American Women
  • Psychopharm: The Texan Medication Algorithm Project

2006 Vol. 59, No. 3

  • Internet Update: Get to Know Google
  • Early Career: First Job Edition
  • History: The Division of Abnormal and Clinical Psychology 1945-1955
  • Diversity: Family Connection among Haitians
  • Psychopharm Update: Will the FDA Attempt to Change Stimulant Prescribing Practices for ADHD?
  • Student Column: Congruency is Key

2006 Vol. 59, No. 1, 2

  • Internet Update
  • Early Career
  • History
  • Diversity
  • Psychopharm Update
  • Focus On… Principles of Change

2005 Vol. 58, No. 4

  • Empirically Supported Treatments: 10 Years Later
  • Student Forum: Why are Graduate Students not Talking about Prescriptive Authority? A Discussion of Prescription Training for Psychologists

2005 Vol. 58, No. 3

  • 10 Things I learned about Report Writing in Law School
  • Student Forum: Challenges in Predoctoral Internship Application Process Part II
  • Crisis in Children’s Mental Health Care

2005 Vol. 58, No. 1, 2

  • Student Forum: Challenges in Predoctoral Internship Application Process
  • Some Next Steps to Improve the Usefulness of Continuing Education
  • Long-Term Care

2004 Vol. 57, No. 4

  • Graduate Students’ Views on Training to Prescribe
  • Treating Panic Disorder
  • The Role of Supervision in Clinical Training
  • Ethics made simple

2004 Vol. 57, No. 3

  • Discussion and Debate: Prescription Privileges
  • Empirically Supported Therapy Relationships
  • Evidence-Based Clinical Assessment

2004 Vol. 57, No. 1, 2

  • Putting on Blinders or Bifocals: Using the New Multicultural Guidelines for Education and Training
  • Looking Ahead to DSM-V
  • Securing Research Funding as a Student

2003 Vol. 56, No. 4

  • Technology Meets Psychology: Integrating Virtual Reality Into Clinical Practice
  • Training in Psychotherapy: Why Supervision Does Not Work
  • Applying the APA Cultural Competency Guidelines: A Cultural and Cognitive Flex Perspective
  • The Internship Match Hazing Process: A Survival Guide

2003 Vol. 56, No. 3

  • Cultural Competence in Clinical Psychology Research
  • Clinical Psychology Records

2003 Vol. 56, No. 2

  • Psychopharmacology 102 (… What They Neglected to Mention in Psychopharmacology 101)
  • Commentaries on Psychopharmacology 102

2003 Vol. 56, No. 1

  • And the Band Played On: Science, Pseudoscience and the Rorschach Inkblot Method
  • Once More Around the Park: Correcting Misinformation about Rorschach Assessment
  • Mirror Me: Is this the Message Graduate Students in Clinical Psychology Get from their Graduate School Faculty?
  • Student Forum: Preparing for a Position in Clinical Psychology: Part 2

2002 Vol. 55, No. 4

  • Scientific Psychology and the Rorschach Inkblot Method
  • Clinical Psychology in the Courtroom: Part 2
  • Student Forum: Preparing for a Position in Clinical Psychology: Part I

2002 Vol. 55, No. 3

  • The Dissemination and Promotion of Pseudoscience in Clinical Psychology
  • Clinical Psychology in the Courtroom: Part I.
  • Building a Private Psychotherapy Practice

2002 Vol. 55, No. 1, 2

  • Science-Based Responses to Terrorism
  • Psychology and Long-Term Mental Illness
  • Prevention of Recurrent Depression with Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Theory

2001 Vol. 54, No. 4

  • The Developmental Approach to Adult Psychopathology
  • The Scientist-Practitioner Gap and Graduate Education

2001 Vol. 54, No. 3

  • The Student Forum: Mental Health Service Provision in Rural Communities

2001 Vol. 54, No. 2

  • Psychology Must Be “There”

2001 Vol. 54, No. 1 (Unavailable)

2000 Vol. 53, No. 4

  • Clinical Interns’ Perception of Psychology and Their Place Within It. The decade of the 1990s
  • Commentary: Reclaiming mental health issues
  • Section II: Is there a baby boomer in your future?

2000 Vol. 53, No. 3

  • Update and Future Plans
  • Evidence-Based Practices in Inpatient and Residential Facilities
  • The Student Forum: Blood, Sweat, and Careers II

2000 Vol. 53, No. 2

  • On Roadmaps and New Student Sections
  • Blood, Sweat and Careers

2000 Vol. 53, No. 1

  • State of Society
  • Clinical Training for the Millennium: How Much on Managed Care?

1999 Vol. 52, No. 4

  • Clinical Science and Clinical Practice: Where to from Here?
  • Clinical Psychology and our Society: Retrospect and Prospect
  • Assessment for the Twenty-first Century: A Model Curriculum
  • The Value of Scientist-Practitioner Training in Dealing with Changing Professional Demands: What do ABPPs Think?
  • Empirically Supported Treatments and Related Contemporary Changes in Psychotherapy Practice: What do ABPPs Think?

1999 Vol. 52, No. 3

  • Use of Mental Health Services by Ethnically Diverse Groups within the United States
  • Evolving Visions

1999 Vol. 52, No. 2

  • Studying the Therapeutic Change Process
  • Making the Most of your Clinical PhD

1999 Vol. 52, No. 1

  • Violence in Society: Where do we go from here?
  • Behavioral Therapy for Headache

1998 Vol. 51, No. 4

  • The Founding of the International Society of Clinical Psychology
  • Pseudoscience in Contemporary Clinical Psychology: What it is and what we can do about it
  • Behavioral Marital Therapy (BMT) for Relationship Distress
  • Why You Should Consider Board Certification

1998 Vol. 51, No. 3

  • Should Psychologists Be Allowed to Prescribe Medications?
  • The Coping with Depression Course
  • Questionnaire on Current Practices in Psychotherapy with Women

1998 Vol. 51, No. 2

  • The Society of Clinical Psychology: Proposed New Name for Division 12
  • The Division of Clinical Psychology: A 50 Year Appraisal
  • Confidentiality in the Age of Managed Care
  • Confidentiality in the Age of Managed Care: From the MCO Perspective

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