APA 2026: On-demand access to presentations coming in September. Learn more.
Explore how scientific research by psychologists can inform our professional lives, family and community relationships, emotional wellness, and more.
Navigating AI-generated advice thoughtfully and safely
Evidence-based recommendations for appropriate use of AI for mental health
The new prediction-driven gambling boom
Mobile betting apps enable rapid, continuous wagers with a few taps, boosting convenience and risk
APA Publishing products and resources that support research, education, practice and general wellbeing.
Tools for psychologists to do their jobs every day.
Perspectives on aging: Psychology across the lifespanlogin required
Sue Grigson’s research could help change the way we treat addiction
Resources for students, teachers and psychologists at all levels to explore career growth in psychology.
Professional Resilience in Changing Times
Paid Promotional Presentations Designed to Deepen Your Clinical Knowledge
Browse the latest updates from APA, informed by psychological science.
Schools must adapt to extreme heat in a warming world
Political moderates may be perceived as disloyal by both sides
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Learn about key issues impacting psychologists today
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Black Boys and Men Mental Health Summit pushes for national action on prevention, healing, and policy
The inaugural gathering, sponsored by five national health and community organizations, champions Black boys and men’s mental health.
Monitor staff
Listing of APA Monitor on Psychology staff members as well as information on publishing, subscriptions, and advertising material.
Volunteering and other kind acts help the helper, too
Research shows that people who volunteer or perform other acts of kindness are happier, less depressed, and less lonely than others.
Using animals in therapy
Animals can help build comfort and trust in a variety of settings, from individual therapy to inpatient. Here’s how to harness the power of four-legged friends to enhance patient trust and well-being.
By the Numbers: Wealthy Americans and older adults have more positive views of aging
Less than half of adults younger than 65 are confident they’ll have enough income to last through retirement.
APA 2026 main stage and keynotes, 2028 presidential candidates, and more news
2028 presidential candidates, APA Labs, new books, podcast episodes, and newsletters
President's Column: From commitment to action on justice, human rights, fairness, and dignity
Presidential initiative reaffirms and rededicates psychologists to live up to the values of our profession.
How AI is reshaping human skills and thinking
Can regular AI use in work and daily life impact job skills and key cognitive abilities?
Friends may influence prejudice toward outgroups, and more scientific findings
Summaries of research from psychology and related fields.
Mobile betting apps enable rapid, continuous wagers with a few taps, boosting convenience and risk.
From the CEO: Psychology’s moment in the AI revolution
APA’s new Center for Behavioral Science and AI brings psychological expertise to technology.
Datapoint: Where will your psychology bachelor's degree take you?
Data show the top 20 job skills psychology graduates highlight in their networking profiles.
How psychologists help patients heal from infidelity
As apps, social media, and AI make affairs easier to pursue and harder to define, psychologists with this expertise are in demand.
Judicial Notebook: Speech or conduct? "Conversion therapy" bans
Supreme Court ruling calls into question states’ authority to enforce evidence-based standards of care.
Psychologists in the news
Recent appointments, awards, and honors.
What’s new, what’s next: Using brain stimulation to treat mental illness
Evidence for the benefits of neuromodulation to understand and treat neuropsychi¬atric disorders continues to grow.
What psychologists need to know about new federal student loan rules
Sweeping changes to postbaccalaureate borrowing policies pose new challenges for students, institutions, and the field of psychology.
Tackling complex conditions with behavioral health
Psychologists gain a foothold in integrated specialty care as service providers, administrators, researchers, and leaders.
Is seeing believing? How we make sense of the world around us
Research illuminates the power and limits of our sensory processing systems.
Meet the candidates for APA’s 2028 president
Learn about each candidate’s experience and priorities.
Revising the Model Licensing Act to secure the future of psychology
Proposed changes are designed to help psychology lead in a shifting mental health landscape.
Neuroscientist Joan Orpella studies speech and language
Neuroscientist investigates neural mechanisms of speech production, perception, and pathology.
By the Numbers: Americans are more concerned than excited about AI
More than 50% of U.S. adults worry AI will erode human skills and connections.
APA 2026 preconvention, CE workshops, and coaching sessions
Supreme Court decision on talk therapy, new children’s book, podcast episode, and self-paced online learning.
Navigating GLP-1 use in therapy
Understanding how GLP-1 drugs can impact patients, including those at risk for disordered eating, can help mental health providers offer better support.
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