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Just Mailed: Fall 2005 issue of The Register Report. Highlights in this issue:

Section I: Pursuing Prescription Privileges
Section II: Examples of Education, Training, and Credentialing in Psychopharmacology
Section III: Treating Pain: Psychological and Pharmacological Interventions

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Registrants comment on...

The Psychologist's Legal Update 13 by Dennis Sacuzzo, J.D., Ph.D.

"Dennis Saccuzzo's excellent two volumes on clinical supervision concisely and comprehensively address the historical, legal, and ethical aspects of this important area of psychological practice and training. It is a very useful resource for practitioners, academicians, and students who wish to maximize the quality of supervision and minimize liability." ... Thomas Nagy, Ph.D.

Thomas Nagy, Ph.D. Authored Ethics in Plain English; An Illustrative Casebook for Psychologists." He is in independent practice in Palo Alto, California, a staff psychologist at Stanford Medical School's Dept. of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. He's served on the ethics committees of APA, Illinois, and California, and chaired the task force that revised the Ethics Code in 1992. Dr. Nagy has been a Registrant since 1975