Presidential Voice & Editor’s Note
Presidential Voice – Spring 2021
I FIND MYSELF EXPERIENCING A MIX OF EMOTIONS AS I WRITE THIS FIRST UPDATE. On one side, I am deeply honored and humbled to be the first early career psychologist to be the president of […]
Editor’s Note – Fall 2020
Dear Readers, Time has flown by; this issue concludes my three-year tenure as editor of Trauma Psychology News. Interacting with delightful Division members and affiliates has been a wonderful experience. I will miss collaborating with […]
Presidential Voice – Fall 2020
THIS YEAR… Some days it has felt like it has been going by slower than dial-up, but mostly it has gone by faster than a rolling “O,” or even like I blinked some time back […]
Editor’s Note – Summer 2020
Jonathan Cleveland, Ph.D. Greetings, Welcome to the summer issue of Trauma Psychology News. Clinicians specializing in trauma treatment find themselves in formidably turbulent times. With all that our readers are doing to help, the editorial […]
Presidential Voice – Summer 2020
Carolyn Allard, Ph.D. To be sure, 2020 will go down in history (and it is barely halfway through). My hope is that what will earn its place in the history books will be the humanity […]
Editor’s Note – Spring 2020
Jonathan Cleveland, Ph.D. The editorial team at Trauma Psychology News hopes this issue finds you and your loved ones safe and in good health. In the pages that follow, you’ll find a wide variety of […]
Presidential Voice – Spring 2020
Carolyn Allard, Ph.D. As I sit here in my dining room to write, it strikes me that everything is very different than I had imagined it would be when I stepped into my role just […]
Presidential Voice – Fall 2019
Sylvia Marotta-Walters, Ph.D. The 2019 APA Convention was a huge success for Division 56, a success that was shared with non-participants through the efforts of our program chair Delishia Pittman and our social media chair […]