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The National Register is very proud to present the Legacy of Excellence DVD series. This DVD series is a professionally produced resource for psychologists, trainees, and the public. This Legacy of Excellence series features 18 eminent psychologists discussing a diverse range of topics. The series is divided into four DVDS:
Volume 1: Highlights from Volumes 2, 3 & 4
Volume 2: Education, Training, Supervision & Credentialing
Volume 3: Professional Perfomance
Volume 4: Specialization
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The 18 featured psychologists draw upon their extensive education, training, and experience to advise psychology students, training directors, faculty, and early career professionals on how to prepare for emerging opportunities and exciting challenges in the field of psychology. This series provides a valuable overview of professional, ethical, and scientific issues facing health service psychologists. If you have any questions about the Legacy of Excellence DVD Series, contact melody@nationalregister.org.
(22 minutes) This volume is an overview of the topics discussed in the three subsequent Legacy of Excellence DVDs and is ideal for short presentations to students, psychologists, and members of the public. The featured psychologists briefly describe:
- The scientist practitioner model
- Developing students' interpersonal skills
- The essentials of supervisor/supervisee relationships
- The importance of credentialing
- A historical perspective on the National Register
- Why students should participate now in the National Psychologist Trainee Register
- Being a psychologist in the military
- Advocacy for psychology
- The importance of licensure mobility
- Cultural competence as an ethical issue
- Teaching resilience
- Self-care as mandated by professional ethics
- The significance of maintaining ethical standards in a multi-disciplinary, medical setting
- The prevalence of depression in African Americans
- Multi-disciplinary treatment of eating disorders
- Disaster relief
- Educating psychologists to work with children and adolescents
- The importance of psychologists becoming primary behavioral health care providers
These topics do not exhaust the possibilities for psychologists; they are based simply upon the expertise of the psychologists interviewed.
(90 minutes) Some of the topics presented by the psychologists featured in this volume include:
- Personal descriptions of their education and training as psychologists
- Suggestions for excellent training and employment sites, focusing on opportunities in counseling centers, medical schools and internships
- Student interpersonal competence as an area of increasing concern, and competencies in supervision
- How students and early career psychologist achieve a professional identity through education, advocacy, networking, and credentialing
These topics do not exhaust the possibilities for psychologists; they are based simply upon the expertise of the psychologists interviewed.
(60 minutes) Some of the topics presented by the psychologists featured in this volume include:
- Integrating psychotherapy approaches and becoming a local clinical scientist
- Working in an organized health care delivery or independent practice setting
- Mediation in sexual harassment complaints and divorce cases
- Addressing vulnerabilities of children and adolescents
- Pursuing mobility Multicultural sensitivity and underserved populations
- Promoting a positive biopsychosocial intervention model
- Social policy, advocacy and resilience
The interviews also highlight Ethical Issues in
- Access to testing data
- Racial disparities
- Hierarchical transference
- Medical team membership
- Multiple relationships
- Evidentiary basis for practice
- Reporting to Child Protective Services
- Therapist self-care
These topics do not exhaust the possibilities for psychologists; they are based simply upon the expertise of the psychologists interviewed.
(60 minutes) Some of the topics presented by the psychologists featured in this volume include:
- Specialization in education and training
- Role of psychologists in the military, as disaster responders and in the workplace
- Multicultural diversity & minority mental health
- The relationship among Geropsychology, Clinical Neuropsychological Assessment and Forensic Testimony
- Treating children and adolescents
- Training in psychoanalysis
- Telehealth service provision & health psychology
- Treatment of eating, affective and anxiety disorders
- Role of psychological factors in cancer
- Preparation for Clinical Psychopharmacology service providers
- Psychology as a primary health care profession, as the term mental health no longer describes the breadth of psychology
These topics do not exhaust the possibilities for psychologists; they are based simply upon the expertise of the psychologists interviewed.
The National Register is committed to quality assurance, therefore if you have viewed the DVD Series we would appreciate your feedback. The links below will direct you to a brief survey, which should take less than five minutes to complete. If you have additional comments, contact us.
Volume 1: Highlights
Volume 2: Education, Training, Supervision & Credentialing
Volume 3: Professional Performance
Volume 4: Specialization
