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California
Psychological Association Articles
E-mail
and Domains: The New Business Cards,
Manny Tau, PsyD
A
Graduate Student’s Perspective of Asian American Psychology,
By Michi Fu, Ph.D.
"Change
Never Starts in the Center. It Starts at the Edges and Moves Its Way In.",
By Terrie Furukawa, PhD
Culturally
Sensitive and Creative Therapy With Latino Clients,
By Aaron Aviera, PhD
Current
Issues Impacting the Mental Health and Wellness of Chicano/Latino Families in
California, By
Joseph M. Cervantes, PhD, ABPP
The
Conception of Depression in Chinese Americans and Its Implications for Treatment,
By Yu-Wen Ying, PhD
Developing
Culturally Specific Interventions for At Risk LGBT Clients, By James A.
Peck, PsyD
Introduction
to the Special Issue on Diversity in Professional Psychology,
By Miguel Gallardo, PsyD
Education
and Training in Organizational and Consulting Psychology, By Rodney L.
Lowman, PhD
Executive
Coaching: Fad or Future?, By Kenneth M. Nowack,
PhD
"Follow
Your Passion": An Interview With Thomas Parham, By Miguel
Gallardo, PsyD
How
Will HIPAA Affect Your Practice?, By James A. Purvis, PhD & Charles
L. Cooper, PhD
Immigration:
A Dynamic Process, By Olga L. Mejía, MA
Leading
Teams, By Joseph G. Cutcliffe, PhD
Leading
the Organization During Uncertain Times, By Lilli
Friedland, PhD, ABPP
Marketing
Psychological Services Can Be Professional-And Even Easy, By Rick
Crandall, PhD
Marketing
Your Practice to Primary Care Physicians, By James H. Bray, PhD
Media
Psychology: A Field Whose Time is Here, By Bernard J. Luskin,
PhD
Organization
Development, By Yvette N. Tazeau, PhD
Introduction
to the Special Section on Organizational Psychology, By Angus Strachan,
PhD
Personnel
Selection and Assessment, By Warren Bobrow,
PhD
Providing
Culturally Competent Services to American Indians, By Tawa
M. Witko, PsyD
Psychotherapy
with Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Clients, By Christine Browning, PhD
The
Trusted Advisor, By Angus Strachan, PhD
Using
Self Theories to Manage Organizational Change, By Robert D. Caplan,
PhD
Connecticut
Psychological Association Articles
Peace
and Play, Dorothy
G. Singer
Imaginative
Thought and Creativity in Psychotherapy,
Jerome L. Singer, PhD
Working
in the Field of Concussion,
Ken Gilstein, PhD
Treating
Clergy Who Sexually Abuse Minors: A 16-Year Experience in the Professionals and
Clergy Program at the IOL,
L.M. Lothstein, PhD, ABPP
Six
Strokes Under
(Book Review), Alma Edler, PhD
Book Published by
Berkley
Prime Crime Books, 2002
Author: Roberta Isleib, PhD
Trust
Me, Mom - Everyone Else is Going! The New Rules for Mothering Adolescent
Girls - Understanding and Surviving the Social Life of Your Teenage Daughter
(Book Review), Barbara Bunk, PhD
Book published by Penguin Putnam, Inc., 2002
Author: Roni Cohen-Sandler,
PhD
Articles
by Margaret Doherty DeLong,
PsyD
A
Model of Mental Health Service Delivery for At-Risk Preschoolers
Articles
by Gerald P. Koocher, PhD
Three
Myths About Empirically Validated Therapies
Articles
by
Ronald
Levant
,
EdD
PRACTITIONER
REPORT: The
Problem of Licensure Mobility
WASHINGTON
UPDATE: A Social Contact on Health Care?
WASHINGTON
UPDATE: Go Boldly Forth! Making Psychology a Household Word
THE
FUTURE OF PROFESSIONAL PSYCHOLOGY: Psychological Health Care
WASHINGTON
UPDATE:
Promoting Resilience in
Response to War and Terrorism
The
Empirically-Validated Treatments Movement: A Practitioner Perspective
Maryland
Psychological Association Articles
When
a practice closes abruptly: Ethical issues for clinicians,
J. Warrington & Jeffrey E. Barnett
ABC's
of termination: Clinical, ethical, and legal issues,
J. Finkelstein & Jeffrey E. Barnett
APA’s
New Ethics Code: An Update for Psychologists,
Jeffrey E. Barnett, PsyD & Stephanie
Lorenc
,
MS
Behavioral
Telehealth: Ethics, Law, and Effective Clinical
Practice, Karin Scheetz,
MA & Jeffrey E. Barnett, PsyD
Caring
for Ourselves: A Therapist’s Guide to Personal and Professional Well-Being,
Ellen K. Baker, PhD, Reviewed by Andrew D. Blair, MS
Culturally
Sensitive Treatment and Ethical Practice,
Jeffrey E. Barnett, PsyD & Natasha D.
Bivings
,
MS
The
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act - HIPAA
Got
Self-Care?,
Jeffrey E. Barnett, PsyD, Andrea Eiblum,
MS, & Andrew Blair, MS
HIPAA
Compliance Deadline - Monday, April 14, 2003,
Paul Berman, PhD, Professional Affairs Officer
Getting
Started–Navigating the Licensure Process in Maryland,
Jeffrey E. Barnett, PsyD,
and Nicole Ryan, MS
Navigating
the Ethical Decision Making Maze, Jeffrey E. Barnett, PsyD
& Lesley C. Johnston, BS
Getting
Started: What They Didn’t Teach You in
Graduate
School
Series
Part
I: Steps to Take NOW,
Amy B. Athey, MS & Jeffrey E. Barnett, PsyD
Part
II: That First Job,
Jeffrey E. Barnett, PsyD & Elizabeth
Henshaw
,
MS
Part
III: Marketing Your Practice,
Amy Saunders, MS & Jeffrey E. Barnett, PsyD
Resilience
in the Aftermath of Adverse or Traumatic Events,
Ann Kaiser Stearns, PhD
Combat
PTSD: A Psychospiritual Disorder,
Wilfried Busse, PhD
Trauma
Aftermath - Who is Really at Risk?,
Ann Kaiser Stearns, PhD
Articles
by James E. McKeever,
PhD
Washington
Psychologist President's Column
New
Hampshire
Psychological Association Articles
An
Overview of Group Therapy, Allan Lurvey, ThD
Consulting
to the Family or Closely-Held Business,
Everett
Moitoza, EdD, MBA
Psychology,
Ethics and Your Web-Presence, Benjamin D. Garber, PhD
An
Epidemic of Ugliness: An Overview of Body Dysmorphic
Disorder, James Claiborn,
PhD
The
Growing Need for Psychologists in the Intervention for Autism Spectrum/Pervasive
Developmental Disorders, Teresa Bolick, PhD
Forensic
Psychology: The Interface of Psychology, Law, and Public Policy, Philip Kinsler,
PhD
Substance
Abuse as a "Niche" Area for Psychologists, Vic Pantesco,
EdD
New
Jersey
Psychological Association Articles
Evidence-based
Practice and the Endeavor of Psychotherapy,
Carol Goodheart
Evidence-based
Practice and the Endeavor of Psychotherapy (Short Version), Carol
Goodheart
Guidelines
for Safe and Secure E-mail Use,
Donald J. Franklin, PhD
Integrating
Psychology with Psychopharmacology,
Special Section Editor, Joseph J. Zielinski, PhD
What's
New in the Treatment of Child and Adolescent Attention Deficit Hyperactivity
Disorder?,
Rosalie Greenberg
,
MD
Dual
Relationships for the Psychologist When Custody is an Issue, Janet S. Berson,
PhD
Psychologists
and the Legal Morass*, Alan J. Cornblatt,
Esq.
*Please
note: The release form in this article may not fit with all state laws, so it is
suggested that anyone using this article clear the publication by their state
association legal resources before printing
What’s
New In Autism: Etiologies and Treatment,
Ira L. Cohen, PhD
Some
Observations about Supervision/Consultation Groups,
Nancy McWilliams, PhD
A
Model For An Experiential Supervision Group,
Michael P. Andronico, PhD and Barbara Dazzo,
PhD
Conducting
Group Supervision Within the Context of Graduate Training Programs,
Karen L. Haboush,
PsyD
Group
Supervision, Mark
Ettin, PhD
New
York
Psychological Association Articles
Working
it Out: Using Exercise in Psychotherapy,
Kate F. Hayes, PhD
Men
and Boys: What Happened to Emotions?,
Ronald F. Levant, PhD
Beacon
Award for David Truman: Monumental win for patients against Managed Care
Working
with Monolingual Chinese-speaking Patients,
Grace Wong, PhD
Ohio
Psychological Association Articles
OPA's
Amicus Brief: Divorce/Custody Situations and Waiver of Privilege,
Glenn Karr, JD (December 2002)
Hold
Harmless Clauses May Be Harmless to Your (Fiscal) Health: A Project FAIR Update,
Glenn Karr, JD (February 2003)
Psychology
Services to Be Cut,
Suzanne LeSure, PhD (March 2003)
Mentoring:
A graduate student perspective,
Nichole Wood-Barcalow, MA (March 2003)
Combination
of Lifelong Passion and Innovation Fuels New Psychologist's Practice OPA Member
Champions an Equine-Assisted Approach While Serving the Underserved, Mary
J. Malek, PhD
Choosing
to Use -- or Not Use -- Health Insurance for Psychological Care,
Patricia James, PhD
Pennsylvania
Psychological Association Articles
Accidental
Breaches of Confidentiality, Samuel Knapp, EdD
Service
and Science: A Powerful Combination,
Paul Kettlewell, PhD, ABPP
What
Should Your Employees Know About Confidentiality?
HIPAA:
Privacy Officers,
Samuel Knapp, EdD
Good
Stuff: Psychology, The Health Care Profession of the 21st Century,
Donald McAleer, PsyD
West
Virginia
Psychological Association Articles
Folding
Up Your Shingle: Termination of Practice,
Jimelle Rumberg
,
MA
Promoting
Resilience in Response to War and Terrorism,
Ronald F. Levant, PhD
The
“Must Do” Steps for HIPAA Compliance
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