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Our project seeks to identify unique concerns, challenges, and benefits related to the current internship model for trainees with identities that are historically underrepresented in the field of clinical psychological science. To accomplish this goal, we are recruiting current and recent trainees to engage in focus groups. We will prioritize dissemination of findings from these focus groups, including in the form of workshops and concrete recommendations for internship training directors, DCTs, and relevant stakeholders. We hope these focus groups will also serve the function of connecting trainees and expanding professional networks.
This project strives to strengthen dissemination and implementation science training across clinical psychological science training programs. The first goal of the project is to develop a speaker series that all trainees at Academy doctoral and internship programs can attend to learn more about dissemination and implementation science. The speaker series will be made available to all future trainees on the APCS website. The second goal of the project is to conduct a needs assessment of dissemination and implementation science research training opportunities within programs and to facilitate research collaboration across programs.
You can sign up for upcoming events and view past presentations here: https://you.stonybrook.edu/mentalhealthcareforalllab/di-speaker-series/
Product One: A list of training resources for programs and students.
Each year, as students apply to complete the last requirement of the Clinical Psychology PhD, the psychology internship, they spend time and energy gathering information about the application process and programs (e.g., How much research time do we have? What if I didn’t get a Master’s degree along the way? What if I’m an international student?). To ease the burden of searching for information, we – a group of Internship Training Directors along with a graduate student assistant – will engage in an iterative process of development to create an annual Question and Answer (Q&A) program about the psychology internship application process. This forum will be designed take place annually and provide timely, honest, and accurate information about the internship application process and would serve to (a) increase transparency of the process for students by providing them with current information as internships and requirements evolve and (b) allow students to gather information about APCS internships in a single setting, rather than reaching out to multiple internship directors.
Product One: A Q&A panel, held October 9th 2024 available here:
PCSAS is an independent, non-profit body incorporated in December 2007 to provide rigorous, objective, and empirically based accreditation of Ph.D. programs in psychological clinical science (the terms psychological clinical science and scientific clinical psychology are used interchangeably).
There are a multitude of reasons why APS is vital to you and to the science of psychology. From our advocacy efforts to our acclaimed scientific journals to our promotion of the education of psychology, APS is working hard to ensure the vitality and the advancement of psychology as a science.
The Delaware Project aims to redefine psychological clinical science training in ways that emphasize continuity across a spectrum of research activities concerned with (a) basic mechanisms of psychopathology and behavior change, (b) intervention generation and refinement, (c) intervention efficacy and effectiveness...