New York Therapist Directory GoodTherapy.org Exceeds Membership Forecasts Amid Declining Economy (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)

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1. New York Therapist Directory GoodTherapy.org Exceeds Membership Forecasts Amid Declining Economy (PRWeb)
   Breaking through standard lists of New York's many professional therapists, the GoodTherapy.org organization provides contact and basic descriptive information on local therapist practices that uphold the principles of healthy, empowering, collaborative, and non-pathologically based psychotherapy. The group has reported a startling rise in membership this month, suggesting that soothing the ...
2. Economy Got You Down? Use The Principles Of Positive Psychology (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
   Tough economic times are a good opportunity to use positive psychology to find happiness and meaning in life, says a new report from Harvard Medical School. "Positive Psychology:
3. New University of Washington Study Investigates Barriers to Mental Health and Addiction Care in Seattle's Urban ... (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
   A team of psychologists and mental health professionals have published the results this week of a new study highlighting the issues Seattle residents face when seeking psychiatric care. The report suggests the city is in need of better resources and a more beneficial attitude if the quality of patients' lives is to improve.
4. SHL's Dr. Andy Ross to Speak on HR Technology Trends at Upcoming SIOP Conference (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
   Other SHL Experts to Moderate Panels, Present Sessions. SHL, the global leader in talent assessment solutions, announced today that Dr. Andy Ross, chief information and technology officer, has been selected to be a distinguished panelist during a technology leaders' discussion at the 24th Annual Society of Industrial Organizational Psychology (SIOP) conference.
5. Three Outstanding Students on Track to Pursue Dreams of Helping Youth Thanks to National Association of School ... (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
   Scholarship Program Created to Boost Number of Minority Students Studying School Psychology