Clinical Conversation on Treating Anxiety Disorders
This conversation about treating anxiety disorders features David H. Barlow, PhD, professor of psychology, research professor of psychiatry and director of the Center for Anxiety and Related Disorders at Boston University.
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Treating Anxiety Disorders: Dr. Barlow Responds to Psychologists' Questions
As a follow-up to the "Clinical Conversation" on treating anxiety disorders, Dr. Barlow responds to readers' questions about treatment.
Read Dr. Barlow's answers.
Final HIPAA Enforcement Rule Takes Effect
If you thought that the federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) lacked the "teeth" of enforcement, think again. The federal government just made effective new regulations that establish how the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services will determine liability and calculate fines for health care professionals who violate any of the HIPAA Rules.
Read more about HIPAA rules.
APA's Guidelines for Psychotherapy with Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Clients: The Fundamentals for Practice
Most psychologists are likely to encounter a lesbian, gay, or bisexual client at some point in their practices. It is important for practicing psychologists to acquire knowledge and skills in providing services to these clients.
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New Interactive APA Resource Illustrates Mind-Body Connection
A new resource on the APA Help Center website visually illustrates the central message of APA's Mind/Body Health public education campaign: that mental health and physical health are directly connected.
View the Mind/Body Connection presentation.
Psychology Gains Second Settlement in Class Action Lawsuit
A federal judge approved Humana's settlement with a nationwide class of psychologists and other non-physician health care professionals. The settlement calls for Humana to implement a number of policy improvements for the benefit of the class and to pay $3.5 million toward a settlement fund.
Read details of the settlement.
