The events of the past week, and indeed the past year, have shaken us all and represent a significant shift in our lives, our practices, and our world. As psychologists, we have coped with multiple crises affecting our work, our patients, and our personal lives.   

Div. 31 has created a statement against racism and discrimination. Various SPTAs have also published how they are thinking, feeling, and doing in their stands against racism and discrimination, and how they support listening to their members.

This toolkit serves as a resource to members seeking to develop integrated care practices in their state. It is a compilation of the best materials created by states.

Monica Kurylo, PhD, a member of Divs. 31 and 38, recently was appointed to the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations. She has excelled throughout her career. This interview highlights her career as well as changes in health care as she sees it. She offers guidance to students and early career psychologists about how to move into leadership positions.

Membership in Div. 31 has many benefits and include working with SPTAs to advance the profession and to promote the highest standards of ethics, accesssing the division’s email list which allows you to network with members and discuss issues of concern to students, and obtaining mentorship and opportunities for entry into APA governance.