The Register Report, Fall 2005: A Special Report on Psychopharmacology

Continuing Education Notice: The National Register is approved by the American Psychological Association to offer continuing education for psychologists. The National Register maintains responsibility for this program.

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• Executive Officer's Desk: Psychopharmacology as an Area of Expertise, by Judy E. Hall, Ph.D.
  

• Legal Update 16: Power to Prescribe - The Debate over Prescription Privileges For Psychologists and The Legal Issues Implicated, by James E. Long, Jr. for ce credit
  

• More Accessible, Psychological, and Integrated Pharmacotherapy: Prescription Privileges for Psychologists, by John C. Norcross, Ph.D.

• Training in Psychopharmacology in New Mexico: The Southwestern Institute For The Advancement of Psychotherapy/New Mexico State University Collaborative, by Elaine S. Levine, Ph.D. and Luis Vazquez, Ph.D.
  

• Training in Psychopharmacology in Massachusetts: The Master of Science in Clinical Psychopharmacology at the Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology (MSPP), by Stanley J. Berman, Ph.D.

• Conroe Family Practice Residency Program Preceptorship, by J. Paul Burney, Ph.D. and Edward R. Davidson, Ph.D.
  

• Psychopharmacology Examination for Psychologists (PEP) Offered by the APA Practice Organization College of Professional Psychology, by Jan Ciuccio

• Management Of Pain With Psychotropics: A Brief Introduction, by Morgan T. Sammons, Ph.D. for ce credit
  

• Cognitive Therapy for Chronic Pain, by Beverly Thorn, Ph.D. for ce credit
  

• The Neurophysiology of Pain Management: Where Brain and Mind Meet, by Kathleen S. Brown, Ph.D. for ce credit