Leading Stories
Prescribing psychologists: Is it the wave of the future?
By Eileen Weber
Psychologists prescribing medication, also known as clinical psychopharmacology or medical psychology, is nothing new. Since, 2002 New Mexico’s psychologists have had this...
The mind–money connection: Why financial stress takes a toll
By Beth Negus Viveiros
Accessing clients’ financial standings can help clinicians identify a possible cause of anxiety, depression, sleep disturbances, harmful self-medication, and other...
Program aims to raise awareness of integrated cardiac care
By Catherine Robertson Souter
Mental health issues often have physical symptoms and that could not be clearer than when working with cardiac patients.
It is a correlation that surprises no one....
Lyra Health Report Signals Escalating Workplace Mental Health Pressures
By Tricia Stortz
A 2026 report from Lyra Health on workforce mental health trends shows that expanded benefits are not fully offsetting rising pressures on employees and managers.
The...
The 2026 Medicare policy changes that affect your patients
By Eileen Weber
In late 2025, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) issued a final ruling on the Medicare Physician...
Steering Committee member: Even small DSM changes matter
By Tricia Stortz
Even minor updates to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders can influence day-to-day...
Beyond the medals: Supporting athletes’ mental health
By Beth Negus Viveiros
Elite athletes spend years training for one defining physical performance. But long-term success depends...
Disaster Resource Network shifts its focus
By Catherine Robertson Souter
One word can change a lot, as the Massachusetts Psychological Association’s (MPA) Disaster Resource...
Mindfulness is window to knowledge about nervous system
By Catherine Robertson Souter
While nearly five percent of the U.S. population experiences true Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), the...