American Academy of Forensic Psychology & American Academy of Couple and Family Psychology Contemporary Issues in Forensic Psychology Nov. 14-19, 2018 Portland, OR Robin Deutsch on Parenting Coordination and High Conflict Families; Marsha Kline Pruett on Post Divorce Issues and Read More …
Category: AACFP News
Couple and Family Psychologists Against Government Policy of Mandatory Separation of Children from Parents
The Trump administration’s decision to separate children from their families is racially motivated psychological annihilation. The effect is to deprive children of essential psychological and emotional nurturance, and it is akin to robbing them of food and water. The resulting Read More …
Congratulations to the first winner of the AACFP Doctoral Student Grant!
The American Academy of Couple and Family Psychology is pleased to announce the first winner of our Doctoral Student Grant! The winner is Alexander Khaddouma, Clinical Psychology Doctoral Student at The University of Tennessee, Knoxville. His dissertation is titled, “Examining Read More …
Grant Opportunity Available for Academics, Students, and Early Career Psychologists!
The Academy of Couple and Family Psychology is pleased to announce new incentives for psychologists and students to become board certified in couple and family psychology. Six grants will fund up to $500 to two people in each of the categories below. Read More …
Press Release: The National Partnership Against Interpersonal Violence Across the Lifespan (NPEIV)
Past President of AACFP, Bob Geffner, PhD, ABPP and Current President of The National Partnership Against Interpersonal Violence Across the Lifespan (NPEIV) issue the following statement: The National Partnership Against Interpersonal Violence Across the Lifespan (NPEIV) condemns degrading language and Read More …