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December 2003
- Rural practitioners have unique niche [Story]
- Leglislature restores funds for programs [Story]
- Q&A: Psychologist Ginger Blume shares marketing strategies
[Story]
- State is addressing deficiencies [Story]
- Panel reviews sexual abuse cases [Story]
- Magellan to exit bankruptcy [Story]
- Worcester schools to receive federal grant [Story]
November 2003
- Multiple diagnoses common with disorder [Story]
- Officials: Report timely, affirming [Story]
- Q&A: Psychologist Lisa Berzins illustrates message in unique
way [Story]
- Funding slashed for crisis centers [Story]
- Act targets post-terrorism mental health [Story]
- New program openings highlighted [Story]
- Institute focuses on outreach, training [Story]
October 2003
- States seek responses to address 'stuck kids' situations [Story]
- Debate on Ritalin use continues [Story]
- Q&A: Team of psychologists works with public schools [Story]
- Initiative provides in-home services [Story]
- New Integrated Treatment Unit opens [Story]
- Lawsuit challenges HIPAA amendment [Story]
- Licensing fees to increase in Bay State [Story]
- Special Education law could get update [Story]
- Study looks at delay of care for children [Story]
August/September 2003
- R.I. initiative mixes primary care, behavioral health [Story]
- New CIGNA policy opens access to benefits [Story]
- Q&A: Theory: Problems in black community traced to slavery
[Story]
- New England is home to historical psychiatric hospitals [Story]
- Harvard depression study shows insufficient treatment [Story]
- Grant to aid The Station fire victims [Story]
- McLean Hospital opens eating disorders treatment center [Story]
- Power moves to federal government post [Story]
- Revision underway for APA Continuing Education approval criteria
[Story]
July 2003
- Hospitals have wealth of history [Story]
- Support services increase for returning troops [Story]
- Deadline for CE credits can be extended [Story]
- Q&A: Psychological profiler explains unique niche [Story]
- Study: Pre-surgical depression impacts CABG patients [Story]
- Diversion program sparks interest but no commitment [Story]
June 2003
- Psychology expertise helps authors [Story]
- Debate on prescription privileges continues [Story]
- MSPP to graduate first class on June 8 [Story]
- Q&A: Child Study Center at Yale has unique focus [Story]
- PsychAlliance of Vermont finds union ties beneficial [Story]
- Program emphasizes brief therapy [Story]
May 2003
- Inpatient psychiatric units face challenge [Story]
- States ponder 'any willing provider' statute [Story]
- Q&A: Mock trial gives students insight into forensic psychology
[Story]
- Relevant legislation anticipated [Story]
- Report focuses on 'aging out' of adolescents [Story]
- Solomon outpatient clinic is closing [Story]
- Community support crucial for survival of mental health care
[Story]
April 2003
- Psychologists: Times have changed [Story]
- Psychologists respond to Rhode Island club fire [Story]
- Q&A: Forensic psychologist pursues filmmaking [Story]
- Magellan files Chapter 11 [Story]
- N.H. Board of Mental Health Practice drafts client's Bill of
Rights [Story]
- Hearing set May 9 to review Bill of Rights [Story]
- Ethics Code changes take effect June 1 [Story]
March 2003
- Psychologists hope to make an impact [Story]
- Resource guide to peace psychology [Story]
- New England states strive for stronger parity laws [Story]
- New England parity laws in brief [Story]
- Q&A: New APA president weighs in on initiatives [Story]
- Mental health professionals protest deposition of counselors
[Story]
- Emotions and Life: Perspectives from Psychology, Biology, and
Evolution [Book
Review]
- Paxil withdrawal symptoms at center of lawsuit [Story]
- NHPA, newspaper team up for insert project [Story]
February 2003
- Psychologists leaving managed care [Story]
- Deadline looms for HIPAA privacy program [Story]
- Q&A: Psychologist: Integration is future of profession [Story]
- Commissioner Sudders leaves DMH [Story]
- Compeer International establishes Massachusetts chapter [Story]
- Selling a practice is rare undertaking [Story]
January 2003
- Managed care companies offer electronic services [Story]
- Plan has funding for mental health [Story]
- Q&A: Study examines issues of electronic-based therapy [Story]
- Telemedicine program brings on-site mental health services to
jails in Maine [Story]
- Harbor assumes management of Wreath School [Story]
- APA launches interactive Web site [Story]
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