Progress Notes: Keeping Tabs on the Practice of Psychology

By APA Practice Organization

What's Progress Notes: Keeping Tabs on the Practice of Psychology about?

"Progress Notes: Keeping Tabs on the Practice of Psychology" is a podcast produced by the APA Practice Organization with practicing psychologists in mind. Episodes cover a range of topics that affect practitioners, including the financial and legal aspects of running a business. Listeners will also hear expert analysis on developments in health care policy along with stories that highlight the work of fellow psychologists

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Progress Notes: Keeping Tabs on the Practice of Psychology episodes:

06.24.2019
Self-care for Psychologists
Self-care is on more people’s minds as they seek ways to lower their stress levels and improve mental health. In this episode, a psychologist and self-care expert shares why practitioners need to make it a priority as well.
05.03.2019
Finding a Niche: Reproductive Psychology
A reproductive psychologist discusses her experience practicing at the intersection of health, technology and culture.
04.05.2019
Public Practice
Two media-savvy psychologists explain how you can make an impact beyond your office.
03.01.2019
Shutting Down: How to close your practice
In this episode of Progress Notes, psychologists share their tips on how to close your solo or group practice the right way.
02.04.2019
A Practicing Psychologist in Tech
Dr. Athena Robinson, chief clinical officer at Woebot Labs, talks about the value that practicing psychologists add to the tech industry.
11.26.2018
Helping Veterans Heal
In this episode of Progress Notes, a psychologist discusses her unique role in training veterans to work as peer support specialists at Veterans Affairs.
10.26.2018
PSYPACT: interjurisdictional psychology practice on the horizon (PN2-7)
PSYPACT will reduce barriers to practice, expand access to care, and advance telepsychology—but more states need to join the compact.
10.26.2018
PSYPACT: Interjurisdictional Psychology Practice on the Horizon
PSYPACT will reduce barriers to practice, expand access to care, and advance telepsychology—but more states need to join the compact.
09.28.2018
Treating Overweight and Obesity in Children and Adolescents (PN2-6)
Raquel Halfond, PhD, is the Director of Clinical Practice Guidelines for the American Psychological Association, overseeing all the day-to-day activities of the initiative. She is also a clinical psychologist. Dr. Halfond received her doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Virginia Commonwealth University....
08.29.2018
The Mental and Behavioral Health Registry: Outcome Tracking for Psychologists (PN2-5)
Bruce Bobbitt, PhD, has been licensed for independent practice in the state of Minnesota for the past 33 years and has practiced in community mental health, pediatric health psychology at the University of Minnesota and in private practice. For the past...
06.29.2018
Keeping Up with HIPAA (PN2-4)
Karen Kietzman, PsyD, is a licensed clinical psychologist in Billings, Montana. She earned her masters and her doctorate in clinical psychology from Biola University at Rosemead School of Psychology in Southern California. She began her solo private practice in Southern California. ...
06.01.2018
Challenging Clinical Situations (PN2-3)
Amy Heard, PhD, is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist with a solo practice in Vienna, VA, where she is co-located with other allied health professionals. She completed her PhD at Auburn University in 2000, and her training included Practica in Rehabilitation...
03.23.2018
From Dialysis to Transplant: Where Psychologists Fit In (PN2-2)
John Robinson, EdD, MPH, ABPP, ABCHP, is a retired licensed clinical psychologist and Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry and Surgery at Howard University College of Medicine. Dr. Robinson is a pioneer and one of the proverbial “grandparents” of the field of...
01.11.2018
Integrated Care: Benefits for Patients and Practitioners (PN2-1)
Christopher L. Hunter, PhD, ABPP, graduated from the University of Memphis with his PhD in clinical psychology with a specialization in behavioral medicine. He is board certified in clinical health psychology and works for the Defense Health Agency as the...
12.08.2017
Practicing Broadly: An Interview with Dr. Arthur C. Evans (PN1-10)
Policymaker, clinical and community psychologist, healthcare innovator, Arthur C. Evans Jr., PhD, is the new CEO of the American Psychological Association (APA) and just completed twelve years as Commissioner of Philadelphia’s Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Service (DBHIDS). The...
11.01.2017
Psychology, HIV/AIDS and Opportunities in Integrated Care (PN1-9)
Eugene Farber, PhD, is a professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences in the Emory University School of Medicine. For over 25 years, Dr. Farber has conducted clinical activities, teaching/training and research focusing on the psychological aspects of HIV. Among his professional...
10.04.2017
Psychologists, Social Media and Digital Ethics (PN1-8)
Kathleen Ashton, PhD, ABPP, FACHP Dr. Ashton is a board certified clinical health psychologist at the Cleveland Clinic, where she works in an integrated team at the Breast Center. Her clinical and research interests include psychosocial aspects of breast cancer and...
09.08.2017
Earning the Right to Prescribe (PN1-7)
Deborah C. Baker, JD, is the director of Legal & Regulatory Policy in the Office of Legal & Regulatory Affairs of the American Psychological Association's Practice Directorate. Since joining APA in 2004, she has worked with state psychological associations, APA leadership...
08.01.2017
Clinical Practice Guideline on the Treatment of PTSD (PN1-6)
Lynn F. Bufka, PhD, joined the American Psychological Association in 2002 and is currently the associate executive director of Practice Research and Policy. Previously, she was associate director of clinical training and an assistant research professor at Boston University. Joan...
07.07.2017
Practicing Psychology in the Medicaid System (PN1-5)
Robin Henderson, PsyD, is a licensed psychologist and chief of behavioral health services at Providence Medical Group in Oregon. Dr. Henderson is responsible for the strategic direction, operations and integration of behavioral health services across Providence’s network of hospitals and clinics. Before...
06.07.2017
Rural Psychology Practice (PN1-4)
Sarah Beckmann, PsyD, is a licensed clinical psychologist working as a behavioral health consultant within a rural Federally Qualified Health Center in Washington State. She completed her Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at the school of Professional Psychology at Forest Institute...
05.03.2017
Health care and Trump’s first 100 days (PN1-3)
Doug Walter, JD, is the Associate Executive Director for Government Relations for the American Psychological Association Practice Organization. He served as Legislative and Regulatory Counsel since 1995 and has represented psychologists before Congress and regulatory agencies since 1991. Walter participated...
05.03.2017
Health care and Trump's First 100 Days
In this episode, experts from the Practice Organization’s government relations office discuss President Trump’s approach to repealing the Affordable Care Act and the new administration’s stance on different health care policies.
04.05.2017
Psychology's role in health care (PN1-2)
Antonio Puente, PhD, is the president of the American Psychological Association and the Practice Organization for 2017. He is also a professor of psychology at the University of North Carolina-Wilmington, and in private practice specializing in clinical neuropsychology.
03.24.2017
Get to know the Practice Organization (PN1-1)
Katherine C. Nordal, PhD, the executive director for professional practice of the American Psychological Association, oversees the promotion of the professional practice of psychology and ensures psychological services' accessibility and availability through legislative and judicial advocacy, public education and marketplace...
02.27.2017
Get to Know the P.O.
In this first episode of "Progress Notes," Katherine Nordal, PhD, the executive director for professional practice, lays out all the details on the Practice Organization and how it helps psychologists.

What's Progress Notes: Keeping Tabs on the Practice of Psychology about?

Download our free app to listen on your phone

Progress Notes: Keeping Tabs on the Practice of Psychology episodes:

Self-care for Psychologists

Finding a Niche: Reproductive Psychology

Public Practice

Shutting Down: How to close your practice

A Practicing Psychologist in Tech

Helping Veterans Heal

PSYPACT: interjurisdictional psychology practice on the horizon (PN2-7)

PSYPACT: Interjurisdictional Psychology Practice on the Horizon

Treating Overweight and Obesity in Children and Adolescents (PN2-6)

The Mental and Behavioral Health Registry: Outcome Tracking for Psychologists (PN2-5)

Keeping Up with HIPAA (PN2-4)

Challenging Clinical Situations (PN2-3)

From Dialysis to Transplant: Where Psychologists Fit In (PN2-2)

Integrated Care: Benefits for Patients and Practitioners (PN2-1)

Practicing Broadly: An Interview with Dr. Arthur C. Evans (PN1-10)

Psychology, HIV/AIDS and Opportunities in Integrated Care (PN1-9)

Psychologists, Social Media and Digital Ethics (PN1-8)

Earning the Right to Prescribe (PN1-7)

Clinical Practice Guideline on the Treatment of PTSD (PN1-6)

Practicing Psychology in the Medicaid System (PN1-5)

Rural Psychology Practice (PN1-4)

Health care and Trump’s first 100 days (PN1-3)

Health care and Trump's First 100 Days

Psychology's role in health care (PN1-2)

Get to know the Practice Organization (PN1-1)

Get to Know the P.O.