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    July 2018
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    Editor's Note

    Letter from the editor

    Editor Kendra Campbell welcomes you to the latest issue of The Family Psychologist.
    By Kendra Campbell, PhD

    Div. 43 Board

    • Division 43 Board
      The Family Psychologist editors are grateful to the Div. 43 board for their continued support.

    Vice President for Practice

    • Convention highlights
      Clinically-focused presentations by Div. 43 members.
      By Allison B. Hill, PhD, JD

    Vice President for Education

    • Challenges in postdoctoral training in couples and family psychology
      Training at the postdoctoral level poses several difficulties within the larger field of psychology.
      By Danielle A. Black, PhD, and Anthony L. Chambers, PhD, ABPP

    Vice President for Science

    • Couple and family research at the 2018 APA convention
      Continuing efforts to advance research funding for couple and family psychology.
      By Steven L. Sayers, PhD

    Practice Corner

    • What are most couples really seeking from a couple and family psychologist?
      Real world issues in couple therapy.
      By Terrence Patterson, EdD, ABPP

    Student Corner

    • Making the most of convention attendance as a student
      The APA convention is an invaluable opportunity for students to network.
      By Sam Rennebohm, MDiv, MS

    Reference Corner

    • Book review of Why Gender Matters
      This book asks: How much of any one child's gender expression needs to be accepted and nurtured, and when, if ever, should parents try to shift children towards culturally valued norms? Spoiler alert: in reading "expert" advice, be wary of cherry picked data.
      By Aaron Cohn, PhD
    • Citizen psychologist opportunity and other resources
      Opportunities and announcements for Div. 43 members.
      By Linda Berg-Cross, PhD, ABPP, CBSM, DBSM

    Convention Program

    • Div. 43 program for APA 2018 convention
      The full schedule of events for Div. 43 at APA's 2018 Annual Convention.

    Fellows

    • Become a family psychology fellow
      Take just one hour to gain a lifetime of recognition.
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    Please note that as of April 2020, the division is no longer updating the Family Psychologist newsletter. Members and readers interested in the latest news and articles from the division should instead visit The Couple and Family Psychologist Blog.

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