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Preparing to do the work…by doing the work

As I write this, the United States is suffering through the devastation of three major hurricanes, the largest mass shooting in recent history, as well as long-standing issues of oppression and an ever-growing political divide.… » Read more

Counseling Psychology Principles Engaged: Louisville’s Cardinal Success Program

Counseling psychologists often distinguish themselves from other subdivisions of psychology by emphasizing a commitment to strengths-based, culturally responsive therapeutic practice, though these ideals are difficult to weave into training programs and emerging clinical identities from… » Read more

Stepping up Social Justice Training for Counseling Psychology Graduate Students

A large piece of the identity of counseling psychology is focused on embracing social justice advocacy. This practice is predicated on how counseling pyschologists make sense of our role in dismantling inequality, exploitation, and injustice… » Read more

Your Comments on the CP Model Training Program

Dear Colleagues and Student Colleagues,   The Special Task  Group (STG) to revise the Model Training Program (MTP) in Counseling Psychology, originally appointed by Jim Lichtenberg, is providing an open comment period for all Division 17… » Read more

James W. Lichtenberg, Ph.D., ABPP, wins the APA 2017 Distinguished Contributions of Applications of Psychology to Education and Training Award

James W. Lichtenberg, Ph.D., ABPP, was chosen for the American Psychological Association (APA) 2017 Distinguished Contributions of Applications of Psychology to Education and Training Award. James W. Lichtenberg, Ph.D., ABPP, is Professor Emeritus of Counseling… » Read more

Call For Nominations of Division 17 Members for APA Awards

Greetings Division 17 members, Below you will find information on several prestigious APA awards whose deadlines are June 1st. In the past several years, our committee has assisted numerous nominators with award submission for counseling… » Read more

That Was Close: Internships and Hiring Freezes

In the past, a significant disparity has existed between the number of internship sites available and the number of students seeking those positions (Parent & Williamson, 2010). While this gap has been slowly closing, each… » Read more

Vice President for Education and Training – February 2017

The 2017 Counseling Psychology Model Training Program A Special Task Group (STG) was formed in April, 2016 to draft the 2017 Counseling Psychology Model Training Program. Sally Stabb (Texas Woman’s University) and Michael Scheel (University… » Read more

Supporting Marginalized Communities in the Current Political Climate

As we enter a new year, I know that many of us have concerns about the new political climate and maybe even fears about how our lives, both personally and professionally, may be impacted by… » Read more

Politics in Teaching

I’ve heard commentators talk about parents’ struggles to talk to their children about the presidential election and have read corresponding online articles. As a Counseling Psychologist and professor, my internal debate is, “how do I… » Read more