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APTC Bulletin: Psychology Education & Training (PET)

The APTC newsletter is published tri-annually, published in February, June, and October

Welcome to APTC.org

The Association of Psychology Training Clinics (APTC) is the national organization for directors of psychology training clinics. Its members are directors of clinics that are typically associated with pre-doctoral graduate training programs in professional psychology clinical, community, counseling, clinical child, and school psychology at regionally accredited universities.

Our organizations mission is to support and represent the interests of our member directors and their clinics. This website is an important vehicle for support and communication among members. Registered members have access to:

  • Clinic manuals and other administrative documents from a representative range of clinics
  • Intake forms, consent forms, and other templates for clinical documentation
  • APTC membership directory and list of mentors for new clinic directors
  • Guidelines for Psychology Training Clinics
  • Upcoming Events
  • Photos, slides, and handouts from past meetings.
  • And many other resources that you may find helpful in directing your clinic.

To join, click on the "Join" tab above, provide the requested information, and after you do so, we will approve your request to join. Then, you will be alerted to log in to pay dues and access all of our member benefits. Dues are $300/year (Sept-August), which covers access to the resources on our website, our listserv, and a subscription to Training & Education in Professional Psychology.  For those who qualify as Associate or Affiliate dues are $150/year (again, Sept-August). Our Associate Member category is for additional members from a training clinic that already has a dues-paid Full Member. There is no charge for registration for those who qualify for emeritus status. Hardship-based fee waivers will be considered on a case-by-case basis by the APTC Executive Committee. Please contact APTC Treasurer Risa Broudy (rbroudy@gwu.edu) if you would like to learn more about the process of applying for a harship-based fee waiver.  

Click on the link to your right under "Coming Events" to learn about APTC events at the upcoming APA Convention. For help with this website or the APTC listserv (adptc@googlegroups.com), email Jen Hames (jhames@nd.edu)

The Association of Psychology Training Clinics (APTC) is dedicated to furthering cultural awareness, competency, and humility through supportive learning opportunities and environments. We are committed to engaging in training activities which increase an understanding of individual and cultural diversity, and focus on the interplay between contextual factors and intersectionality among all people.  We respect and celebrate awareness, appreciation, and sensitivity toward all and encourage an appreciation of how political, economic, and societal influences affect individuals’ behaviors, particularly those from disadvantaged and marginalized groups.

APTC STATEMENT ON ANTI-RACISM

The Association of Psychology Training Clinics condemns the nation’s centuries-old system of racial oppression and violence, which has resulted in generations of social, political and economic inequity and despair. APTC mourns the killings of Black children, mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters, friends and neighbors, including Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, Riah Milton, Dominique “Rem’Mie” Fells, and Tamir Rice by police officers and others who seek to erase, dominate, and control Black lives.

APTC  recognizes the role that the discipline of psychology has had in perpetuating these systems of oppression, and our own privilege and responsibility as psychologists and academics to do more to create a world that is just and equitable. APTC commits to the continued work of dismantling these systems of oppression within our own curricula, research, training and service efforts; supporting student, faculty and community initiatives to right the wrongs inflicted on our local Black communities; and engaging in personal and organizational reflection and inventory to determine next steps to help make a more just world.

As trainers and leaders, we are all responsible for creating and sustaining social justice and equity in our communities. We do this by encouraging the recruitment, retention and professional development of Black and Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC) among our students, faculty colleagues and fellow directors; and by providing valuable and culturally sensitive and relevant clinical services, education and advocacy for and in collaboration with our local BIPOC communities.

In pursuing these commitments, APTC will continue working to provide an updated listing of Diversity and Social Justice-related resources accessible to all members.  As has been a consistent theme in our annual conferences and professional activities, the Fall 2020 APTC Bulletin will focus specifically on Social Justice-related efforts and activities of APTC members. APTC membership will also be queried about individual and collective efforts, so that we can crowd-source the best ideas for action. Other member suggestions for next steps are solicited and welcomed.

Current Officers

Jennifer Schwartz

President

President
Jennifer Schwartz, Ph.D. Member
University of North Texas
1611 W Mulberry St. #171
Denton, Texas 76201
United States
Specialized Clinics and/or Professional Interest
Training of Supervision and Ethics
Affiliated Program (s)
Clinical Psychology, Counseling Psychology,
jennifer.schwartz@unt.edu

William Salton

President-Elect

President-Elect
William Salton, Ph.D. Member
Yeshiva University
Rousso Building Albert Einstein College of Medicine 1165 Morris Park Ave.
Bronx, New York 10461
United States
Specialized Clinics and/or Professional Interest
Adult and child CBT and Psychodynamic psychotherapy; health psychology
Affiliated Program (s)
Clinical Psychology, School Psychology, clinical psychology ph. d. with health emphasis
william.salton@yu.edu

Scott Gustafson

Past President

Past President
Scott Gustafson, Ph.D., ABPP Member
Florida Institute of Technology
251 Engineering St
Melbourne, Florida 32901
United States
Affiliated Program (s)
Clinical Psychology
gustafson@fit.edu

Robert Hatcher

President Emeritus

President Emeritus
Robert Hatcher, Ph.D. Emeritus Member
Graduate Center - City University of New York
52 Old Town Crossing
Mount Kisco, New York 10549
United States
Affiliated Program (s)
Clinical Psychology
robert.hatcher@gmail.com

Jennifer Hames

Secretary

Secretary
Jennifer Hames, Ph.D. Member
University of Notre Dame
390 Corbett Family Hall
Notre Dame, Indiana 46556
United States
Affiliated Program (s)
Clinical Psychology
jhames@nd.edu

Risa Broudy

Treasurer

Treasurer
Risa Broudy, Ph.D. Member
The George Washington University
2013 H Street NW, Fourth Floor
Washington, District of Columbia 20006
United States
Specialized Clinics and/or Professional Interest
CBT; DBT; MI, Supervision; Psychoeducational assessment
Affiliated Program (s)
Clinical Psychology
rbroudy@gwu.edu

Stephanie McWilliams

Member at Large

Member at Large
Stephanie McWilliams, Ph.D. Member
West Virginia University
53 Campus Drive
Morgantown, West Virginia 23506
United States
Affiliated Program (s)
Clinical Psychology
srmcwilliams@mail.wvu.edu

Robyn Mehlenbeck

Member at Large

Member at Large
Robyn Mehlenbeck, PhD, ABPP Member
George Mason University - Department of Psychology
4400 University Drive MS2C6
Fairfax, Virginia 22030
United States
Specialized Clinics and/or Professional Interest
Working with teens with medical issues; eating disorders & type I diabetes
Affiliated Program (s)
Clinical Psychology
RMehlenb@gmu.edu

Kristy McRaney

Early Career Member-at-Large

Early Career Member-at-Large
Kristy McRaney, PhD Member
The University of Southern Mississippi
118 College Drive, #5194
Hattiesburg, Mississippi 39406
United States
Affiliated Program (s)
Clinical Psychology, Counseling Psychology, School Psychology
kristy.mcraney@usm.edu

Services

 

The Association of Psychology Training Clinics (APTC) is dedicated to furthering cultural awareness, competency, and humility through supportive learning opportunities and environments. We are committed to engaging in training activities which increase an understanding of individual and cultural diversity, and focus on the interplay between contextual factors and intersectionality among all people.  We respect and celebrate awareness, appreciation, and sensitivity toward all and encourage an appreciation of how political, economic, and societal influences affect individuals’ behaviors, particularly those from disadvantaged and marginalized groups.

Mentors & Members

APTC membership directory and list of mentors for new clinic directors

Form Templates

Intake forms, consent forms, and other templates for clinical documentation

Past Meetings

Photos, slides, and handouts from past meetings

Events

APTC events & APA Conventions

Guidelines

Guidelines for Psychology Training Clinics

Much More

And many other resources that you may find helpful in directing your clinic.