ARTICLES

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Professional psychology has an ethical obligation to pursue the public interest by positioning itself evermore as a healthcare profession and one that ought to be effectively integrated within primary care. 

Self-care can take many forms, but at its most basic level, it entails taking care of yourself physically, psychologically, and emotionally. 

Interns/predoctoral residents are part of the very advancement of psychology as an integral, irreplaceable healthcare profession.

We need to care for our mental and physical health together, since they are related.

Student clinicians and early career professionals are not immune to burnout.

We need to treat ourselves with kindness despite our shortcomings.

We must consider how the pandemic has impacted minority groups and we must aim to tackle the new challenges brought on by COVID-19.

Across different fields, researchers continue to explore the relationship between nutrition and mental health. 

This psychological phenomenon affects many individuals, including psychology students in college and graduate school.

Reflections we continue to contemplate a year after the declaration of COVID-19.

Virtual psychotherapy groups can serve as support systems for students during these difficult times while also adhering to safety regulations.

Developing and maintaining a goal-setting mindset is an effective and necessary approach for goal completion.

How the COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated an on-going educational crisis.

The psychology of problem-solving can help individuals throughout the world resolve different types of conflicts. 

The COVID-19 pandemic has heightened many pre-existing issues while also given rise to new challenges.