by Benna Sherman | Feb 27, 2019 | Blogging for 42
There’s a commonly held belief that suicides peak during the holidays. That is not true. From the CDC— “The idea that suicides occur more frequently during the holiday season is a long perpetuated myth. The Annenberg Public Policy Center has been tracking media...
by Janan Broadbent, Ph.D. | Feb 20, 2019 | Blogging for 42
Have you met your soulmate? That is if you believe in that concept. Or, how do you meet potential partners? Once upon a time, there were matchmakers, good-intentioned family members, friends, and then it became bars, school or college, and even the workplace with its...
by Janan Broadbent, Ph.D. | Feb 20, 2019 | Blogging for 42
One of the transitions one makes going from single life to a partnership is adjusting to the concept of “us” or “coupledom.” It may not be a conscious shift, but sooner or later, there comes an instance when our own needs and wants collide with the other’s and then it...
by admin | Nov 2, 2018 | Virtual Learning Hours
Financial Planning for Private Practitioners with Michael Black, CFP, CDFAAre you interested in learning more about how to retire successfully as a private practitioner? How can you make your role as a business owner work for you rather than against you? If so,...
by admin | Sep 13, 2018 | APA Elections
1) Please describe your contributions to the independent practice of psychology, including any positions held and committee work past and/or currently you have made to Division 42. Career focus: Independent group practice—1983-2000 (with 35 staff) Independent...
