Monitor on Psychology 2025 Issues

  • January/February
    In this issue: emerging trends in psychology, APA’s new president, most read journal articles from 2024, sober curiosity, substance misuse in older adults, and more.
  • March
    In this issue: incivility, supporting cancer patient caregivers, treating human trafficking survivors, hurdles in publishing LGBTQ+ research, and more.
  • April/May
    In this issue: building better media for kids, birth control and the brain, role-playing therapy games, borderline personality disorder, research, and more.
  • June
    In this issue: youth climate anxiety, federal workplace stress, marijuana potency, life after religion, living with sickle cell disease, and more.
  • July/August
    In this issue: supporting science, weight loss, everyday advocacy, medical aid in dying, standing against book bans, APA presidential candidates, and more.
  • September
    In this issue: courage, autism misinformation, aviophobia, art, precision mental health care, and more.
  • October
    In this issue: how dogs think, loved ones in war zones, youth friendships and technology, integrated care, virtual reality in practice, and more.
  • November/December
    In this issue: how psychology builds a stronger military, the rise of relational health, supporting the Deaflympics, treating panic disorder, and more.
Last updated: November 2025Date created: January 2025