Welcoming Dr Sarah Walker to the Team
All of us on the team would like to offer a big thanks and welcome to Dr Sarah Walker, who joins us for the Ask the Psychologist column.
‘Site News’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life
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Welcoming Drs Clarke, Hook and Ritchie-Goodline to Our Team
With each of our three newest clinical psychologists having already been writing for the Ask the Psychologist column for some weeks now, an official announcement is long overdue. From all of us on the team, here’s a hearty welcome to Dr Shailagh Clarke, Dr Misty Hook and Dr Jennifer Ritchie-Goodline.
Welcome to New Assistant Editor, Clinical Psychologist Pat Oliver
I am pleased as punch to welcome South Africa-based clinical psychologist Pat Orner Oliver to the CounsellingResource.com team — both as our new Assistant Editor and as the latest member of our International Advisory Board. (And speaking of site news, we’re still looking for a new clinical psychologist contributor to our Ask the Psychologist column, so if that could be you, drop us a line!)
Clinical Psychologist? Join Us and Reach an Audience of Millions
It’s been a year now since we last put out a call to expand our ‘Ask the Psychologist’ faculty, and it’s time again: if you’re a clinical psychologist, you like to write, and you’d like to reach an audience of millions while while helping one reader at a time, we’d like to hear from you.
CR Health Update: Medication Information via SPL
Hot on the heels of our expansion into mental health-related and health-related Facebook apps, the health team is now leading the way in delivering practically up-to-the-minute medication information for consumers and health professionals, straight from the US Food and Drug Administration.
Facebook App Development Team Brings Psychological Quizzes to Facebook
With the completion of a big project last Friday, several of our psychological self-tests and quizzes are now available as Facebook apps. But here’s our big gamble: can a privacy-respecting quiz app that doesn’t advertise itself by plastering your results all over the place actually be successful?
What Do ADHD, Bipolar Disorder, Schizophrenia and Bad Relationships Have in Common?
There’s definitely a connection — but it’s not what you might be thinking. You’ll have to try out the latest additions to our psychological quizzes to be sure.