The American Psychological Association once again fails the country
Two days after the NY Times published the article ‘Nobody Has Openings’: Mental Health Providers Struggle to Meet Demand this year’s APPIC internship match took place […]
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APA Monitor Article Buries the Lead
APA Monitor Article Buries the Lead …and the Spin Machine whirred On October 3, 2016 I wrote this blog post: APA still hasn’t told APA […]
Some welcome changes in how the VA hires psychologists
It looks like some long-anticipated potential changes are finally being instituted at the Department of Veterans Affairs. For example, some psychologists who didn’t have APA-accredited […]
APA should stop pulling the rug out from under grad students
The American Psychological Association should stop pulling the rug out from under graduate students. I had a chance to talk with two graduates of the […]
Post Follow Up: Finding a Psychologist in the Middle of the Desert
This post is a quick follow up to my recent post here. I just wanted to let you know that I’ll stick with this map […]
There are too many Psychologists in the Desert
Important work has been done by APA’s Center for Workforce Studies; I don’t want to take that away from them– just offer a perspective on […]
Stuff Hitting the Fan at the American Psychological Association (and APAPO)
According to a 2/20/2016 PowerPoint presentation from Dr. Katherine Nordal, “2016 APAPO annual report to the APA Council,” things haven’t really been getting better on […]
Movie Review of “The Purge: Match Day Massacre” #APPIC
First, there was The Purge, then the sequels were The Purge: Anarchy and also The Purge: Election Year (incidentally don’t click on those YouTube trailers […]
Are we the good guys? APA and Guild Ethics
A recent NY Review of Books titled “The Psychologists Take Power” offered the following conclusion: No psychologist has yet developed a method that can be substituted for […]