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Physician burnout not as prevalent for psychologists?
By Catherine Robertson Souter
Tags: burnout, lower patient satisfaction, medical safety incidents, Mental health, overburdened, psychologist, stressed, unprofessional behavior
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Legislation provides mental health support for first responders
By New England Psychologist Staff
Forensic psychologists bring psychological science to court
By Phyllis Hanlon
Television shows give the impression that forensics involves allure and excitement while specially trained professionals unravel subtle clues to track down serial killers. But...
Debate over effectiveness of skin shocks continues
By Janine Weisman
Tags: aggressive behaviors, aversion therapy, GED shock treatment, Judge Rotenberg Educational Center, pain association, skin shocks, stop behavior
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Networking still relies on personal interaction
By Catherine Robertson Souter
Networking once meant going golfing with the sales team or chatting with local bank executives at a Chamber of Commerce event. But how has it changed in the technological...
Market conduct review leads to new fund to supplement behavioral health care system in RI
By Janine Weisman