Location:
United States
Description:
A service of the Pennsylvania Psychological Association. Join our host, Dr. David Zehrung, and our correspondents as we have in-depth discussions with psychologists about their work, research, and experiences in the field.
Language:
English
Episodes
Considerations For Launching a Group Practice in Psychology - Dr. Allison Otto and Dr. Lyz DeBoer
2/27/2023
In this episode, licensed psychologists Dr. Allison Otto and Dr. Lyz DeBoer discuss considerations when launching a group practice. Dr. Otto is a co-owner, with her husband, of Otto Psychological Associates. She shares helpful strategies from her own experience in transitioning from a solo to group practice. Conducted in an interview style, Dr. Otto outlines considerations regarding planning, organizing, startup costs, staffing, administrative support, allocation of resources, and optimizing...
Duration:00:52:55
Dr. Max Shmidheiser and PPA's Ethics Committee
4/21/2022
Join our host Dr. David Zehrung as he chats with Dr. Max Shmidheiser, chair of PPA's Ethics Committee. Hear about what the committee does, common ethical dilemmas, and some additional resources available when you run into your own ethical dilemmas.
Duration:00:29:41
Meet 2021-2022 PPA President, Dr. Brad Norford
2/26/2022
Dr. David Zehrung chats with current PPA president Dr. Brad Norford about PPA, his presidential platform, and PPA2022, PPA's Annual Convention.
Duration:00:26:50
Dr. Jarrod Spencer and sport psychology
9/9/2021
Dr. Bernard Seif interviews Dr. Jarrod Spencer, a sport psychologist and public speaker. Dr. Spencer talks about the his work in tying psychology into working with athletes and to help people who exercise.
Duration:00:50:49
Meeting Dr. Dea Silbertrust
12/30/2020
Dr. David Zehrung takes a chance to chat with current PPA president Dr. Dea Silbertrust
Duration:00:23:32
Dr. Nancy Mramor Discusses Psychology and the Media
10/20/2020
Dr. Nancy Mramor sits down with Amelia Herbst to discuss the history of media, how it influences us, and how psychologists can learn to become interview/media savvy. This episode is also eligible for Continuing Education Credits! Please visit https://www.papsy.org/page/PPAWebinars for more information.
Duration:01:41:28
Why The World Is On Fire
9/8/2020
Two women from different walks of life come together to discuss the murder of George Floyd and the impact of systemic racism in the U.S. Each share their lived experiences immediately following the protests erupted in May 2020. They focus on experiences of oppression, privilege, and implicit bias. They also share ways in which their professional lives have been impacted and provide suggestions for moving forward. Why the World is on Fire: Historical and Ongoing Oppression of Black African...
Duration:01:06:02
Understanding and Engaging with Violent Viral Videos
7/27/2020
Dr. Shari Kim and Dr. Kalima Young sit down with our project manager, Amelia Herbst, to discuss the history and circulation of violent images and videos of members of the Black community and how they affect this community. Both guests provide insights on how we should process and interact with the media being shared and how to share it in a way that informs and protects everyone. Dr. Kim and Dr. Young wrote an article related to this interview and can be found in the September 2020 issue of...
Duration:00:53:58
How PPA is working through COVID-19
5/6/2020
Host, Dr. David Zerung, sits down with multiple members of the Pennsylvania Psychological Association's staff to discuss the ways that they are continuing to support members during Pennsylvania's quarantine. COVID-19 information can be found at: https://www.papsy.org/page/COVID19 Special thanks to all of the staffers that took part in this episode! Their names and contact information are listed below: Ann Marie Frakes, MPA- annmarie@papsy.org Judy D. Huntley, CMP-HC- judy@papsy.org Samuel J....
Duration:00:46:56
Acculturative Stress in Psychology
3/12/2020
Sara Fried sits down with Dr. Lavanya Devdas to discuss acculturative stress when working with clients and students from other cultures. Dr. Devdas gives us insight into her work as well as how her own experiences with acculturative stress has influenced her as a clinician and educator.
Duration:00:47:05
Integrating Diversity - Graduate Student Perspective
1/7/2020
Dr. Lavanya Devdas interviews one of her graduate student mentees about integrating diversity in supervision, therapy, and educating our future clinicians. Interested in earning CE credit for listening to this podcast? Use this link to purchase the CE portion - you'll just have to listen and take a brief quiz in order to earn 1 hour of credit: https://www.papsy.org/store/ViewProduct.aspx?id=15521214
Duration:01:25:21
Gently Strong Diversity
10/26/2019
Brother Bernard Seif interviews Dr. Tim Barksdale about his life, education, and career.
Duration:00:42:41
Dr. Vito DonGiovanni and the Pennsylvania State Board of Psychology
9/25/2019
Dr. Vito DonGiovanni and the Pennsylvania State Board of Psychology by Pennsylvania Psychological Association
Duration:00:37:02
Dr. Dennis Daley on families affected by addiction
8/22/2019
Dr. Dennis Daley on families affected by addiction by Pennsylvania Psychological Association
Duration:00:46:56
Dr. Peter Langman and School Shooting Research
7/19/2019
Dr. Peter Langman and School Shooting Research by Pennsylvania Psychological Association
Duration:00:41:36
Welcome To Psychology Radiocast
7/13/2019
Dr. David Zehrung introduces you to PPA's new podcast, Psychology Radiocast.
Duration:00:00:50