Dr. Heather Taylor will break down outdated grief models and introduces modern grief concepts designed to reflect the nuanced, real-world experiences of those navigating loss. Through the lens of grief states and the spectrum of grief responses, Dr. Taylor will discuss how to support clients in recognizing the fluid, non-linear nature of grief. She will […]
The psychological experience of racism, or racial trauma, impacts an individual’s wellbeing, life satisfaction, and identity development. The anxiety, depression, hypervigilance, and physical symptoms that often manifest from enduring direct and vicarious racial trauma have the potential to rupture one’s self and group esteem. As a result, it is important for racial trauma therapy to […]
While telehealth has become ubiquitous and an expectation among both practitioners and patients, not all individuals may equally benefit from a video-based service. Dr. Perle discusses pertinent background information regarding telehealth, broadly outlines factors that practitioners should consider when evaluating the appropriateness of video technology for patient care, and details additional considerations related to equity […]
Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) as a DSM condition was first described by the American Psychiatric Association in 1987. It is characterized as a ‘motor’ disorder that negatively affects a person’s motor skill acquisition and performances at home, at school, during play and leisure, and into one’s vocational training and employment settings. However, researchers and clinicians […]
Drs. Osborn and Pereira start with an overview of what forensic psychology is, how it’s defined, when you are operating in a forensic role versus providing treatment in a forensic setting, how it’s different than clinical psychology, and discuss ethical issues within forensic practice. They discuss different types of common civil and criminal forensic evaluations […]
The Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact (PSYPACT) is an interstate compact designed to facilitate the practice of telepsychology and the temporary in-person face-to-face practice of psychology across state boundaries. Ms. Orwig informs participants on the practice of telepsychology through PSYPACT, what a compact is, how PSYPACT came to be and what PSYPACT means for psychologists. Once completed, […]
Este webinar explorará la historia, los desafíos y las mejores prácticas para la evaluación neuropsicológica de individuos hispanohablantes. Examinaremos aspectos teóricos y prácticos en la neuropsicología cros-cultural, incluyendo la selección de pruebas, traducción/adaptación e interpretación de resultados. Los participantes aprenderán sobre los avances recientes en herramientas y métodos de evaluación cultural y lingüísticamente apropiados, y […]
Dr. Taube will address providing services to children and adolescents in divorced, divorcing or never-married families where the parents or custodians are in conflict. He will focus on the ethical aspects of consent to services, as well as records access. We will then turn to anticipating risks to the minor, the treatment and the psychologist. […]
Dr. Jensen summarizes the research base on adolescent technology engagement and mental health, with an emphasis on specific features and affordances of different types of technology engagement rather than “screen time.” She covers effective media parenting strategies (e.g., limit setting, monitoring, co-use), tailored to developmental stage/age. Finally, Dr. Jensen discusses how clinicians can help clients […]
En este seminario se discutirá lo que es el dolor crónico y su diferenciación del dolor agudo. La audiencia podrá familiarizarse con algunos retos y áreas de oportunidad al momento de tratar la condición. Así también, se presentará la relevancia de atender el dolor crónico desde una perspectiva interdisciplinaria y basada en el modelo centrado […]
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