July/August 2019 | Monitor on Psychology
Vol. 50 No. 7On the Cover: Linking the pieces in suicide prevention
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Better ways to prevent suicide
In the first of a series, we look at how psychologists in a variety of settings are building on one another’s work to address today’s most challenging issues. Here is how they are working together to advance the field of suicide prevention.
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More than 6% of Americans—some 18.5 million people—live in deep poverty
Features
Psychologists report on an often-overlooked aspect of Brexit: The United Kingdom’s divorce from the European Union is causing psychological distress across the country
The FDA-cleared device produced a meaningful reduction in ADHD symptoms in a clinical trial
To improve care for underserved people in Washington, D.C., this clinical psychologist has created a "mini medical school" that encourages black and Latino students to pursue health-care careers
Wearables, gaming, virtual reality and other rapidly developing technologies enable psychologists to gather information in real-life settings
Jennifer Vencill is part of an internal medicine team that helps women overcome physical and psychological barriers to sexual intimacy
Established solo and group practitioners share their secrets to success in independent practice
The Social Gerontology and Health Lab at the Yale School of Public Health explores the emotional dynamics at play when older adults become their spouses’ caregivers
Psychologist-specific advice from online marketing experts on how to maximize your LinkedIn presence
Psychologists will soon be able to tap a wealth of new interprofessional continuing-education offerings
At Microsoft, Arathi Sethumadhavan conducts research to fuel responsible design of new technologies
More people worldwide see immigrants as a blessing than a burden—but a large influx of asylum seekers can erode that support
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