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American Psychological Association The American Psychological Association is the leading scientific and professional organization representing psychology in the United States.

With more than 190,000 members, APA advances psychological science to promote health, education and human welfare. APA is the leading scientific and professional organization representing psychology in the United States, with more than 146,000 researchers, educators, clinicians, consultants, and students as its members.

This month’s Psychology for a Better You newsletter explores why we’re drawn to the things that scare us, and what that ...
10/10/2026

This month’s Psychology for a Better You newsletter explores why we’re drawn to the things that scare us, and what that can teach us about handling real-life fears.

Read the full issue and subscribe: https://at.apa.org/986057

It’s Banned Books Week (October 4–10).Join us in celebrating the freedom to read with Magination Press books that have f...
10/10/2026

It’s Banned Books Week (October 4–10).

Join us in celebrating the freedom to read with Magination Press books that have faced challenges over the years.

Which banned or challenged book are you reading this month?

https://at.apa.org/f36675

Happy World Mental Health Day! 🧠🌏 Today we highlight the importance of lived experience with these words from APA Presid...
10/10/2026

Happy World Mental Health Day! 🧠🌏 Today we highlight the importance of lived experience with these words from APA President Dr. Wendi Williams.

The challenges in digital mental and behavioral health are clear. What it takes to move forward is not. Inside the Lab i...
10/09/2026

The challenges in digital mental and behavioral health are clear. What it takes to move forward is not.

Inside the Lab is back for the 2nd year and it brings founders, clinicians, payers, investors, health system leaders, researchers, and policy experts into the same room to work through the decisions, tensions, and tradeoffs shaping trust, adoption, implementation, reimbursement, and scale.

There’s still time to be part of the work. Join us October 14–15 in Austin, TX: https://at.apa.org/inside-the-lab

Mental and behavioral health care is essential health care, and expanding access to evidence-based services can help peo...
10/09/2026

Mental and behavioral health care is essential health care, and expanding access to evidence-based services can help people get support before they reach a crisis. As Election Day approaches, learn where candidates stand on the issues that matter to you and make a plan to vote.

See more from APA Services’ Voter Guide: https://at.apa.org/vote2026

10/09/2026

AI can help students finish the work. But is it helping them learn? Dr. Nicole Barnes, APA’s executive lead psychologist for education, explains why better performance on a task doesn’t always mean knowledge, skills, or understanding have developed. Explore APA’s new expert report on children’s learning with educational technology for science-based evidence on what to ask before adopting new tools.
https://at.apa.org/q26

10/08/2026

Whether it’s staying late at the office, checking messages on vacation, or lying awake running through tomorrow’s to-do list, many of us have trouble switching off from work. Listen as Dr. Malissa Clark explains how workaholism differs from just working hard, and how it can affect people’s physical and mental health, as well as their relationships. Hear the full conversation: https://at.apa.org/lbs

Burnout gets most of the attention. But for nearly half of workers, the problem isn’t too much, it’s too little.Too litt...
10/08/2026

Burnout gets most of the attention. But for nearly half of workers, the problem isn’t too much, it’s too little.

Too little challenge, too little meaning, too little room to grow.

Psychologists call it “rustout,” and its effects on health and well-being are just as serious.

Learn more: https://at.apa.org/4fj

Psychologists recommend people lean on loved ones, prioritize self-care, and be patient with themselves to help manage t...
10/07/2026

Psychologists recommend people lean on loved ones, prioritize self-care, and be patient with themselves to help manage the stressful effects of trauma.

Learn more about how to cope with traumatic stress: https://at.apa.org/m0x

10/07/2026

Chatbots tend to validate. Psychologists know when to push back. Dr. Mitch Prinstein, APA’s senior science advisor, explains why that difference matters: Sometimes the most helpful response isn’t agreement, it’s a good challenge. Read more guidance from APA on how to navigate AI-generated advice thoughtfully and safely. https://at.apa.org/ai-guide

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