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Division 12Society of Clinical Psychology

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Dear SCP Members,

We are delighted to invite you to join your colleagues for a stellar educational and career-building experience at the 2018 APA Convention in San Francisco, CA. The 2018 SCP Program was created to offer diverse and broad opportunities for learning, as well as opportunities to network with both old and new colleagues, as well as leaders in the field.

We are thrilled with the quality of symposia, workshops, and individual presentations in this year’s SCP (Division 12) Program. This year’s programming includes presentations related to sociocultural identities, technology and social media, evidence-based treatment and outcome monitoring, clinical training, and more. In particular, we hope you will join us for Friday’s programming, which includes an invited address by Dr. Steven Hollon at 4:00pm followed by the Speed Mentoring Event, Social Hour, and Awards Ceremony.

We look forward to seeing you in August!

Your 2018 Program Chairs:

Kate McHugh, Ph.D.

A Note from your Program Chairs

Welcome to San Francisco, CA

Welcome to the 126th Annual APA Convention in San Francisco, CA

Welcome to the Golden Gate city, and Annual APA Convention. On behalf of the leadership of the Society of Clinical Psychology (SCP, Division 12), I wish you a personal welcome and hope you have a memorable and rewarding time at the meetings. This brochure presents the details of the SCP program, including sessions of our Sections as well as additional programming in our Divisional Suite. Our programming this year is an amazing series of invited addresses, panels, and poster sessions (three of them, one each day). We hope you enjoy it.

Our phenomenal program was put together by our SCP Convention Program Co-Chairs Drs. R. Kathryn McHugh and Courtney Beard. We are grateful for their six months of tireless effort towards this rich outcome. Thank you, both. We are provided a broad ranging assortment of contributions that span the entire science-to-practice continuum. Timely and significant.

I would like to note a couple of sessions that address longstanding challenges in clinical psychology. On Thursday, August 9, at 3pm in room 314 of the Moscone Center, Dr. Rochelle Babins-Wagner will report on 10 years of clinical research using routine outcome measurement with all patients and all therapists in a large community agency to improve clinical outcome. Clinical psychology making a real difference. Earlier on Thursday, starting at noon, in room 207 of the Moscone Center, I will be chairing a two-hour session entitled Leaving It At the Office: Psychologist Self-Care and Revitalization, featuring five experienced psychotherapists reporting on their own self-care routines developed over their careers to keep themselves sharp and focused and healthy. Again, putting clinical psychology into practice. On Friday, August 10, at 4pm in Room 207 of the Moscone Center, Dr, Steven D. Hollon will speak on How psychology won the battle and lost the war to medications – and what to do about it.

This is just the smallest sampling of a tremendous program that addresses issues across the entire career spectrum. There is a session on the internship application process Saturday morning at 10am in 206 Moscone, and another one for early career psychologist a hour earlier at 9am in Rooms 20-21 Moscone. There are multiple sessions on refining our skills for working with individuals coping with opioid addiction, traumatic stress, complex PTSD, and behavioral emergencies. And, there are 8 sessions on cultural and social justice topics.

Remember, an important part of the convention is networking. Be sure to join the Division 12 social activities late on Friday. These will be held in the Hilton SF Union Square Hotel, in Rooms 1, 2, and 3. At 5pm in Hilton Room 3, the Early Career /Student Social as well as the Speed Mentoring Event will be held. From 6pm to 7:50pm, join us in Hilton Rooms 1 & 2 for the Division 12 Social Hour and Award Ceremony. Please drop in for a few bites and a drink – and informal conversation. Enjoy San Francisco and the APA convention!

Gary R, VandenBos, PhD, ABPP

President, Society of Clinical Psychology

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Society of Clinical Psychology, Division 12 of APA Tara Craighead, Director of Operations (not a Board Member)P.O. Box 98045 Atlanta, GA 30359, 404-254-5062, division12apa@gmail.com

OFFICERS (Executive Committee)

President (2018) Gary R. Vandenbos, Ph.D., ABPP

President-elect (2018) Jonathan S. Comer, Ph.D.

Past President (2018) Michael W. Otto, Ph.D.

Secretary (2017-2019) Deborah A. G. Drabick, Ph.D.

Treasurer (2018-2020) Jonathan Weinand, Ph.D.

COUNCIL OF REPRESENTATIVES

Representative (2016-2018) Danny Wedding, Ph.D.

Representative (2017-2019) Guillermo Bernal, Ph.D.

Representative (2018-2020) Kenneth J. Sher, Ph.D.

Representative (2018-2020) Mark B. Sobell, Ph.D., ABPP

EDITORS (Members of the Board without vote)

The Clinical Psychologist:

Editor (2015-2018) Jonathan S. Comer, Ph.D.

Associate Editor (2015-2018) Kaitlin P. Gallo, Ph.D.

Clinical Psychology: Science and Practice:

Editor (2014-2018) J. Gayle Beck, Ph.D.

Website

Editor (2016-2018) Damion J. Grasso, Ph.D.

SECTION REPRESENTATIVES TO THE DIVISION 12 BOARD

Section 2: Society of Clinical Geropsychology

(2016-2018) Victor Molinari, Ph.D., ABPP

Section 3: Society for a Science of Clinical Psych.

(2018-2020) Robert K. Klepac, Ph.D., ABPP

Section 4: Clinical Psychology of Women

(2017-2019) Kalyani Gopal, Ph.D., HSPP

Section 6: Clinical Psychology of Ethnic Minorities

(2017-2019) Vincenzo Teran, Psy.D.

Section 7: Emergencies and Crises

(2016-2018) Anders Goranson, Psy.D.

Section 8: Assoc. of Psychologists in Academic Health Centers

(2016-2018) Donna LaPaglia, Psy.D.

Section 9: Assessment Psychology

(2016-2018) Paul Arbisi, Ph.D.

Section 10: Graduate Students and Early Career Psychologists (2017-2019) Natalia Potapova, M.S.

MEMBER AT LARGE

(2016-2018) J. Kim Penberthy, Ph.D., ABPP

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FELLOWSHIP COMMITTEEChair – 2018 – Linda Craighead, Ph.D.Member (2016-2018) Fred L. Alberts, Jr., Ph.D., ABPPMember (2016-2018) Pamela Keel, Ph.D.Member (2017-2019) Kevin Larkin, Ph.D.Member (2017-2019) John Curry, Ph.D.Member (2018-2020) Linda Craighead, Ph.D.Member (2018-2020) Christine Nezu, Ph.D.

MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEEChair – 2018 – Claire Collie, Ph.D.Member (2016-2018) Claire Collie, Ph.D.Member (2016-2018) Marina Gershkovich, Ph.D.Member (2017-2019) Elizabeth Davis, Ph.D.Member (2017-2019) Kristine T. Day, Ph.D.Member (2018-2020) Lindsay Hopkins, Ph.D.Member (2018-2020) Carolina Clancy, Ph.D.Student Representative (2018) Julia Belfer

PROGRAM COMMITTEECo – Chair – 2018 – Kathryn McHugh, Ph.D.Co – Chair – 2018 – Courtney Beard, Ph.D.Past Co-Chairs 2017 - Lindsey Hopkins, Ph.D. and Jasper Smits, Ph.D.

COMMITTEE ON FINANCEChair (Treasurer) 2018-2020 – Jonathan Weinand, Ph.D.Member (2016-2018) Guillermo Bernal, Ph.D. Member (2017-2019) Natalia Potapova, M.S.Member (2018-2020) Donna Lapaglia, Psy.D.

COMMITTEE ON DIVERSITYChair – 2018 J. Kim Penberthy, Ph.D., ABPPMember (2016-2018) J. Kim Penberthy, Ph.D., ABPPMember (2016-2018) Tahira Abdullah, Ph.D.Member (2017-2019) Elizabeth Yeater, Ph.D.Member (2017-2019) Priscilla Lui, Ph.D.Member (2018-2020) Sheehan Fisher, Ph.D.Member (2018-2020) Michelle Schultz, Psy.D.Student Representative (2018) Amanda SanchezStudent Representative (2018) Fanny Ng

COMMITTEE ON SCIENCE AND PRACTICE Co – Chair – 2018 – Rachel Hershenberg, Ph.D.Co – Chair – 2018 – Sue Raffa, Ph.D.Member (2016-2018) Sue Raffa, Ph.D.Member (2017-2019) Joanna Berg, Ph.D.Member (2018-2020) Rachel Hershenberg, Ph.D.Member (2018-2020) Damion Grasso, Ph.D.Student Representative (2018) Josephine Lee Editor of EST Internet Resources – Joanna Kaye

EDUCATION AND TRAINING COMMITTEEChair – 2018 – Jeanette Hsu, Ph.D.Member (2016-2018) Jeanette Hsu, Ph.D.Member (2016-2018) David A. Martinez, Ph.D.Member (2017-2019) James DeGiovanni, Ph.D.Member (2017-2019) Kristin Long, Ph.D.Member (2018-2020) Janice Kuo, C.Psych.Member (2018-2020) TBDStudent Representative (2018) Teresa Pan

CE SUBCOMMITTEEChair - Teresa Leyro, Ph.D.Member – Paul Arbisi, Ph.D.Member – Robert E. Brady, Ph.D.Member – Damion J. Grasso, Ph.D.Member – Jeanette Hsu, Ph.D.Member – Johanna Thompson-Hollands, Ph.D.Member – Mark Reinecke, Ph.D.Member – Blair Wisco, Ph.D. Student Representative (2018) Allison BorgesBoard LiaisonsJ. Gayle Beck, Ph.D.Gary R. VandenBos, Ph.D., ABPP

MENTORSHIP PROGRAM SUBCOMMITTEEChair - Pattie Hillis-Clark, Ph.D.Chair – Brittany Carbaugh, M.A.Member – Derek Giannone, Ph.D.Member – Sheehan Fisher, Ph.D.Member – Heather Bruschwein, Psy.D.Member – Cheryl Tien

PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE Chair – 2018 – Brandon Gaudiano, Ph.D.Member (2016-2018) Les Morey, Ph.D.Member (2016-2018) Steve Hollon, Ph.D.Member (2017-2019) Jillian Shipherd, Ph.D.Member (2017-2019) Brandon GaudianoMember (2018-2020) Sandra B. Morissette, Ph.D.Member (2018-2020) Deborah Brief, Ph.D.Student Representative (2018) Matthew Southward, M.A.

WEB SUBCOMMITTEEChair (2014-2018) – Damion J. Grasso, Ph.D.Member (2014-2018) Damion J. Grasso, Ph.D.Member (2015-2018) Matthew Gallagher, Ph.D. Member (2018-2020) Matthew SouthwardStudent Member (2018) Rebecca Lipschultz

COMMITTEE ON AWARDSChair – 2017 – Michael W. Otto, Ph.D.Member (2016-2018) Michael W. Otto, Ph.D.Member (2017-2019) Gary R. Vandenbos, Ph.D., ABPPMember (2018-2020) Jonathan S. Comer, Ph.D.

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SECTION II: SOCIETY OF CLINICAL GEROPSYCHOLOGY President (2018) Doug Lane, Ph.D., ABPPPast President (2018) Benjamin Mast, Ph.D., ABPPPresident-elect (2018) Nancy A. Pachana, Ph.D., FAPS, FASSA Secretary (2018-2020) Veronica L. Shead, Ph.D.Treasurer (2015-2018) Kimberly Hiroto, Ph.D.Section Representative (2016-2018) Victor Molinari, Ph.D., ABPP Membership Chair (2014-2018) Nicole Torrence, Ph.D.Awards Committee Chair (2018) Margie Norris, Ph.D. Communications Committee (2014-2018)

Christine E. Gould, Ph.D. Newsletter Editors (2017-2020) Brenna Renn, Ph.D.

Elissa Kozlov, Ph.D.Social Media Overseer (2018-2020) Patricia M. Bamonti, Ph.D. Nominations/Election Chair (2018) Sherry Ann Beaudreau, Ph.D. Webmaster & Listserv Moderator (2018-2020)

Rachael Spalding, B.AWebsite Content Coordinator (2015-2018)

Caroline Merz, M.A. Public Policy (2014–2018) Cecilia Poon, Ph.D.Bylaws Committee (2018) Sherry Ann Beaudreau, Ph.D., ABPP

Alisa O’Riley Hannum, Ph.D., ABPPNicole Torrence, Ph.D.Margaret P. Norris, Ph.D.

Lifelong Learning Committee Meghan Marty, Ph.D. Mentoring Committee Barry Edelstein, Ph.D.Diversity Committee Nancy A. Pachana, Ph.D., FAPS, FASSA Interdivisional Healthcare Committee Liaisons

Kimberly Hiroto, Ph.D. Mary Miller Lewis, Ph.D.

Archivist Sherry Ann Beaudreau, Ph.D., ABPPEvidenced Based Practice Forrest Scogin, Ph.D.Student Representatives Meghan McDarby, B.S.

Kelly O’Malley, MA

SECTION III: SOCIETY FOR A SCIENCE OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGYPresident (2018) Dean McKay, Ph.D.Past President (2018) Scott Lilienfeld, Ph.D.President-elect (2018) Carolyn Becker, Ph.D.Secretary/Treasurer (2016-2018) Kate McLaughlin, Ph.D. Division 12 Representative (2018-2020) Robert K. Klepac, Ph.D., ABPPMember at Large (2017-2018) Thomas Olino, Ph.D.Member at Large (2018-2020) Kate Wolitzky-Taylor, Ph.D. Student Representatives (2017-2019) Kelly KnowlesStudent Representative (2018-2020) Joya Hampton

SECTION IV: CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN (Not Updated for 2018)President (2011-2019) Lakeisha Summers, PhD Secretary (2017-2019) Elaine Burke, Ph.D.Treasurer (2017-2020) Rabiatu Barrie, Ph.D.Division 12 Representative (2017-2019)

Kalyani Gopal, Ph.D., HSPPNewsletter Editor (2018) Harriet Stares, M.S. Membership (2017-2020) Lauren Mizock, Ph.D.Social Media (2011-2020) Lena Magardechian, Psy.D.

SECTION VI: CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY OF ETHNIC MINORITIESPresident (2018) Natasha Thapar-Olmos, Ph.D. President-Elect (2018) TBDPast President (2018) Omar G. Gudino, Ph.D., ABPP Secretary (2017-2019) Viviana Padilla-Martinez, Ph.D. Treasurer (2017-2019) Mengchun (Meng) Chiang, Ph.D. Representative to Division 12 (2017-2019)

Vincenzo G. Teran, Psy.D.Representative to Council (2017- 2019)

Guillermo Bernal, Ph.D.Membership Chair (2018) Nirmeen Rajani, Psy.D. Student Representatives (2017-2108) Nadiak Paranamana, M.A.

(2017-2018) Sabrina R. Liu, M.A.

SECTION VII: EMERGENCIES AND CRISES President (2016-2018) Daniel Zamir, Psy.D.President-elect (2016-2018) Marc Hillbrand, Ph.D. Secretary/Treasurer (2016-2018) Joyce Chu, Ph.D. Division 12 Representative (2016-2018) Anders Goranson, Psy.D.

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Inquiries and submissions should be sentto the Editor, Jonathan S. Comer, Ph.D. at: jocomer@fiu.edu

To subscribe, contact Tara Craighead 404.254.5062 | division12apa@gmail.com

The Clinical Psychologist is a quarterly publication of the Society of Clinical Psychology (Div 12 of the APA). Its purpose is to communicate timely and thought provoking information in the domain of clinical psychology to the Division members. Also included is material related to particular populations of interest to clinical psychologists. Manuscripts may be either solicited or submitted. In addition, The Clinical Psychologist includes archival material and official notices from the Divisions and its Sections to the members.

SECTION IX: ASSESSMENT PSYCHOLOGYPresident (2017-2019) Martin Sellbom, Ph.D. President-elect (2017-2019) David McCord, Ph.D. Past President (2017-2019) A. Jordan Wright, Ph.D., ABPPSecretary (2016-2019) Danielle Burchett, Ph.D. Treasurer (2015-2018) Tayla Lee, Ph.D. Division 12 Representative (2015-2018)

Paul Arbisi, Ph.D. Membership Chair (2016-2019) Dustin Wygant, Ph.D. Assessment Journal Editor (ex-officio)

Aaron Lee Pincus, Ph.D.Student Representative: (2017-2019) Joy Lee

SECTION X: GRADUATE STUDENT & EARLY PSYCHOLOGISTSPresident (2018) Mikhail (Misha) Bogomaz, Psy.D. President-Elect (2018) TBDPast President (2018) Kennetha Frye, Ph.D.Secretary (2016-2018) Derek Giannone, B.A.Treasurer (2016-2018) Victoria E. Cosgrove, Ph.D. Division 12 Representative (2017-2019)

Natalia Potapova, M.S.Communications Chair (2016-2018) Michelle Blose, M.S.

SECTION VIII: ASSOC. OF PSYCHOLOGISTS IN ACADEMIC HEALTH CENTERSPresident (2017-2019) Zeeshan Butt, Ph.D.Past President: (2017-2019) Ronald T. Brown, Ph.D., ABPPPresident-elect (2017-2019) Wendy Ward, Ph.D., ABPPSecretary (2017-2019) Kristine M. Diaz, Ph.D.Treasurer (2016-2018) Amit Shahane, Ph.D.Division 12 Representative: (2017-2019)

Donna Lapaglia, Psy.D.Member-at-Large (2017-2019) Andrea Bradford, Ph.D.

(2016-2018) Laura Shaffer, Ph.D.Early Career Representative (2016-2018)

Leila Islam, Ph.D.Student Representative (2016-2018) Teresa Y. Pan, Ph.D.Ex Officio Member, Editor, Journal of Clinical Psychology in Medical Settings (2013-2018) Gerald Leventhal, Ph.D.Senior Advisor to the President Gerald Leventhal, Ph.D.AAMC CAS Rep (2015-2018) Barbara Cubic, Ph.D.

(2016-2018) Laura Shaffer, Ph.D.Web Liaison (2017-2019) Brian Isakson, Ph.D.

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Registering for Convention

If you haven’t already done so, you can register for both theAPA Convention and for Convention Housing here: http://convention.apa.org/attend/hotels

Convention Center:Moscone Center(Site for Programming)Convention Headquarters Hotels: San Francisco Marriott Marquis Hotel(Site for Hospitality Suite)Rate: $290 and upHilton San Francisco Union Square Hotel(Site for APA Continuing Education Workshops) Rate: $247 and up

Supplemental Hotels (Rates: $199+): King George HOtelOrchard Garden HotelOrchard HotelPalace HotelParc 55 San Francisco HotelPark Central San Francisco HotelSan Francisco Marriott Union Square HotelVilla Florence HotelWestin S. Francis San Francisco on Union Square HotelW San Francisco Hotel

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Make sure to check out the CE Hours available!

You can find them in the Division 12 Full Program

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Highlighted Events

Society of Clinical Psychology, APA Division 12division12apa@gmail.com / (404) 254-5062

Saturday, August 11

8:00-8:50 AM mHealth Apps---Leveraging Technology to Drive Behavior Change Courtney Beard, PhD - Room 215

9:00-9:50 AM The Role of Psychologists in Social Justice---Advances and Advice from the FrontlineJ. Kim Penberthy, PhD andMisha Bogomaz, PsyD - Room 158

11:00-12:50 PM Setting Clinicians Up for Success---The Importance of Appropriate Training in Behavioral EmergenciesPhillip Kleepsies, PhD - Room 3009

---Characterization, Development, and Treatment Problems Jamilia J. Blake, PhD - Room 2001

10:00-10:50 AM Social Media in Professional PsychologyPractice---Guidelines and Critical Issues Timothy P. Melchert, PhD - Room 152

Friday, August 10

8:00-9:50 AM Clinical Responses to the Opioid Crisis--- A Cross-Divisional Task ForceR. Kathryn McHugh, PhD - Room 156

9:00-9:50 AM Developing Transdiagnostic Psychological Treatments for Better Practice Allison Harvey, PhD - Room 314

4:00-4:50 PM How Psychotherapy Won the Battle and Lost the War to Medications and What to Do About It Steven D. Hollon, PhD - Room 207

Plus many more high quality sessions and networking opportunities, such as the...

Speed Mentoring EventFriday @ 5-6pm - Hilton San Francisco Union Square

Hotel, Golden Gate Room 3

Awards Ceremony and Social HourFriday @ 6-8pm - Hilton San Francisco Union

Square Hotel, Golden Gate Rooms 1 & 2

Thursday, August 9

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12:00-1:50 PM

Mental Health Care in 2020---Outcomes, Reimbursements, Stakeholders, and Return on InvestmentMichael W. Otto PhD - Room 306

Leaving It at the Office - Psychologist Self-Care and RevitalizationGary R. VandenBos, PhD andJohn C. Norcross, PhD - Room 207

Using Routine Outcome Measurement in Agency Practice: Lessons from 10 Year of ExperienceRobbie Babins-Wagner, PhD andMichael J. Lambert, PhD - Room 314

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CE

Please note that all sessions are in the Moscone Center

ATTEND AND CLAIM CE CREDIT ON-SITE Thursday, August 9, 8:00 a.m.–Sunday, August 12, 12:00 p.m.

There is no additional fee to attend CE sessions and only a one-time fee for claiming unlimited CE credit. Full attendance at each CE session is required to receive CE credit. No partial credit is awarded.

1 Arrive early. Space is limited! Your attendance at each CE session is automatically captured with your 2018 badge.* This is required to earn CE credit.

2 Use your mobile device to claim CE credit. Go to ceu.experientevent.com/APA181

or Visit the self-service kiosk in the main APA registration area.

3 Click on the Pay For Unlimited Credits button. Paid in advance? Skip to next step.

On-site (8/9–8/12) Members: $125 Nonmembers: $180

4 Review sessions attended and click on Take Eval for each session for which you’re claiming credit.

5 Email your CE credit documentation.

NEED HELP? Our staff is available at the Continuing Education booth to assist with attendance discrepancies when claiming CE credits using mobile devices. This booth is located in the APA registration area in the Moscone Center.

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Claim your CE credit at apa.org/ed/ce or via the mobile app.

Deadline to claim CE credits October 15, 2018

*The APA Office of Continuing Education in Psychology uses the Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags to track individuals while attending CE sessions. The RFID tag is a small microchip embedded in your name badge. These RFID tags are passive tags and can only function when within 8 feet of the electronic sensor (the reader). Rooms where CE sessions are held are wired to capture in/out times of individuals wanting to claim CE credits. The information captured is not used for any other purpose.

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10:00 AM - 10:50 AM Section 2 -- Foundational Skills for Professional Geropsychology Practice: Exploration and Reflections Chair: Douglas W. Lane, PhD Presenter: Michele Karel, PhD Moscone Center/Room 306

10:00 AM - 11:50 AM Collaborative Programming -- Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation as an Emerging Clinical and Research Tool Mark Smith, PhD; Michael J. Wesley, PhD Moscone Center/Room 156

11:00 AM - 11:50 AM Poster Session I Moscone Center/Halls ABC

11:00 AM - 12:50 PM Innovations in Understanding Traumatic Stress in Youth Chair: Jonathan S. Comer, PhD Presenters: BreAnne Danzi, MS; Miguel Villodas, PhD; Yo Jackson, PhDDiscussant: Annette LaGreca, PhD Moscone Center/Rooms 305 and 309

12:00 PM - 12:50 PM Mental Health Care in 2020---Outcomes, Reimbursements, Stakeholders, and Return on Investment Chair: Michael W. Otto, PhD Presenters: Lynn Bufka, PhD; Jenna Carl, PhD; Steven D. Hollon, PhD; Kim T. Mueser, PhD Moscone Center/Room 306

12:00 PM - 1:50 PM Leaving It at the Office---Psychologist Self-Care and Revitalization Chair: Gary R. VandenBos, PhD Presenters: Gerald Corey, EdD; Jacqueline Gray, PhD; Raymond DiGiuseppe, PhD; Melba J.T. Vasquez, PhD Discussant: John C. Norcross, PhD Moscone Center/Room 207

1:00 PM - 1:50 PM Working With African American Adolescents---Clinical Skills, Ethnopsychopharmacology, and Advocacy Chair: Maria Espinola, PsyD & Kip Thompson, PhD Presenters: Kip Thompson, PhD; Walter Wilson, MD; Maria Espinola, PsyD Moscone Center/Room 151

2:00 PM - 2:50 PM Section 8 -- Interprofessional Education: How Can Psychologists Get Involved? Wendy L. Ward, PhD Moscone Center/Room 2016

2:00 PM - 3:50 PM Collaborative Programming -- The State of Psychology Training Pipeline and Workforce Sharon Berry, PhD Moscone Center/Room 157

3:00 PM - 3:50 PM Using Routine Outcome Measurement in Agency Practice--- Lessons From 10 Years of Experience Chair: Gary R. VandenBos, PhD Presenter: Rochelle Babins-Wagner, PhD Discussant: Michael J. Lambert, PhD Moscone Center/Room 208

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10:00 AM - 11:50 AM Interprofessional Education in Psychology---Integrating With Medicine Chair: Michelle B. Moore, PsyD Presenter: Howard J. Osofsky, MD, PhD; J. Kim Penberthy, PhD; Daubney Boland, PhD; Joanna Yost, PhD Discussant: Eve M. Adams, PhD Moscone Center/Room 3014

10:00 AM - 11:50 AM Collaborative Programming -- What Every Psychologist Should Know About Marijuana: Correcting Myths and Misperceptions Matthew R. Pearson, PhD Moscone Center/Room 156

12:00 PM - 12:50 PM Poster Session II Moscone Center/Halls ABC

4:00 PM - 4:50 PM How Psychotherapy Won the Battle and Lost the War to Medications and What to Do About It  Steven D. Hollon, PhD  Moscone Center/Room 207

4:00 PM - 5:50 PM Collaborative Programming -- Islamic Psychology---Science and Practice Carrie York Al-Karam, PhD Moscone Center/Room 157

4:00 PM - 5:50 PM Collaborative Programming -- Walk a Mile---Understanding Challenges Faced by Families Struggling to Find Assessment and Treatment Mirian E. Ofonedu, PhD, LCSW; Jennifer W. Kaminski, PhD Moscone Center/Rooms 22 and 23

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8:00 AM - 8:50 AM Section 4 - #MeToo---Addressing the Pink Elephant in the Room: Microaggressions Toward Women in the Workplace Chair: Kalyani Gopal, PhD Presenters: Lekeisha Sumner, PhD; Kalyani Gopal, PhD; Lena Magardechian, PsyD Discussant: Elaine A Burke, PsyD; Natalie Porter, PhD Moscone Center/Room 208

8:00 AM - 8:50 AM Section 3 - Disgust in Obsessive-Compulsive Symptoms: Features, Complexities, and Treatment Considerations  Dean McKay, PhD Moscone Center/Rooms 305 and 309

8:00 AM - 9:50 AM Collaborative Programming -- Beyond the Binary---Psychology's Evolving Understanding of LGBTQ+ Issues Jacy L. Young, PhDMoscone Center/Room 154

8:00 AM - 9:50 AM Collaborative Programming -- Clinical Responses to the Opioid Crisis---A Cross-Divisional Task Force Chair: R. Kathryn McHugh, PhD Presenter: Andrew Huhn, PhD; Michael W. Otto, PhD; Katie Witkiewitz, PhD Moscone Center/Room 156

8:00 AM - 9:50 AM Collaborative Programming -- The Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development (ABCD) Study---Overview, Emerging Data, and Opportunities Sandra A. Brown, PhD Moscone Center/Room 157

9:00 AM - 9:50 AM Developing Transdiagnostic Psychological Treatments for Better Practice Allison G. Harvey, PhD Moscone Center/Room 314

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8:00 AM - 8:50 AM Islamophobic Attitudes in the United States, Perceived Discrimination, and Muslim Mental Health Chair: Linda J. Beckman, PhD Presenter: Linda J. Beckman, PhD; Emon Abdolsalehi-Najafi, PhD Discussant: Amir Najafi, MD Moscone Center/Room 207

8:00 AM - 8:50 AM mHealth Apps---Leveraging Technology to Drive Behavior Change Chair: Courtney Beard, PhD Presenter: Martha Neary, MS; Dana Klisanin, PhD; Roger Vilardaga, PhD Moscone Center/Room 215

8:00 AM - 9:50 AM Collaborative Programming --The Role of Psychologists in Social Justice--Advances and Advice from the Frontline J. Kim Penberthy, PhD; Misha Bogomaz, PsyDMoscone Center/Room 158

9:00 AM - 10:50 AM Treatment of Difficult PTSD Cases With Cognitive Processing Therapy and Prolonged Exposure Therapy Chair: Lynn Bufka, PhD; Raquel Halfond, PhD Presenter: Sheila Rauch, PhD; Patricia Resick, PhD Moscone Center/Room 160

9:00 AM - 10:50 AM Collaborative Programming -- Early Career Psychologists Leading Psychology---Your Vision, Opportunities, and Next Steps Helen L. Coons, PhD; Lindsey R. Buckman, PsyD Moscone Center/Rooms 20 and 21

10:00 AM - 10:50 AM Section 10 - How to Master the Internship Application Process Chair: Misha Bogomaz, PsyD Presenter: Sharon Berry, PhD; Kimberly Hill, PhD; Daniel Kaplin, PhD; Jana Tran, PhD Moscone Center/Room 2006

11:00 AM - 12:50 PM Setting Clinicians Up for Success---The Importance of Appropriate Training in Behavioral Emergencies Chair: Phillip M. Kleespies, PhD Presenter: Catherine Hausman, MS; Phillip M. Kleespies, PhD; Dana N. Lockwood, MS, JD Discussant: Bruce Bongar, PhD Moscone Center/Room 3009

12:00 PM - 12:50 PM Collaborative Programming -- Veteran Mental Health and Functioning---Lifespan Perspectives and Evidence-Based Approaches Sherry A. Beaudreau, PhD; Christine E. Gould, PhD Moscone Center/Room 154

2:00 PM - 2:50 PM Poster Session III Moscone Center/Halls ABC

4:00 PM - 5:50 PM Building Telepsychology Competencies Into Clinical Training---Process and Outcomes Chair: Alex R. Dopp, PhD Presenter: Carly McCord, PhD; Alex R. Dopp, PhD; Eugene Foster, EdD; Regan Stewart, PhD Discussant: Kelly A. Caver, PhD Moscone Center/Room 160

4:00 PM - 5:50 PM Collaborative Programming --Serving Those Who Served Us---Gaining Employment at the Departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs Nathan D. Ainspan, PhD Moscone Center/Room 154

4:00 PM - 5:50 PM Collaborative Programming -- A Guide on Best Practices for Running an Intervention---Implementation and Analysis Allison A. M. Biclak, PhD Moscone Center/Room 156

5:00 PM - 5:50 PM Serving Ethnic Minority Clients in 2018---Bridging Research and Practice for Social Change Natasha Thapar-Olmos, PhD  Moscone Center/Room 151

2 CE Credits

1 CE Credit

1 CE Credit

2 CE Credits

Program-Saturday

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Clinical Psychology: Science and Practice presents cutting-edge developments in the science and practice of clinical psychology and related mental health fields by publishing scholarly articles, primarily involving narrative and systematic reviews as well as meta-analyses related to assessment, intervention, and service delivery. It is the official publication of APA Division 12, the Society of Clinical Psychology. The journal publishes papers from all theoretical perspectives in clinical psychology and considers all methods and approaches to research. Manuscripts covering theory, psychopathology, assessment, psychotherapy, process research, outcome research, professional issues, and similar topics are appropriate for the Journal. Occasionally empirical papers primarily concerned with broad education and/or clinical research are published, if directly related to the Society's mission and projects. Theoretical/clinical descriptions without a sound empirical basis are not appropriate for the journal. Manuscripts are expected to end with a clear summary of what is known on the topic, as well as a section on the concrete and practical application of that knowledge in clinical practice.

Clinical Psychology: Science and Practice

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Chair: Jamilia J. Blake, PhD Presenters: Sha Tao, PhD; Idean Ettekal, PhD; Qinxin Shi, MEd; Steven Woltering, PhD Moscone Center/Room 2001

10:00 AM - 10:50 AM Social Media in Professional Psychology Practice---Guidelines and Critical Issues Chair: Timothy P. Melchert, PhD Presenters: Scott J. Hunter, PhD; Maggie McGary, BS Moscone Center/Room 152

11:00 AM - 11:50 AM Section 7 - Skill-Building in Culturally Competent Suicide-Risk Assessment Chair: Bruce Bongar, PhD Presenter: Joyce Chu, PhD Moscone Center/Room 312

2 CE Credits

Program-Sunday

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8:00 AM - 8:50 AMTranslating Psychological Science and Personal Passion Into Social Justice Advocacy on Campus Chair: Erica H. Wise, PhD Presenter: Yun Chen, MA; Kimberly Z. Pentel, MA Moscone Center/Room 151

8:00 AM - 9:50 AM For Good Measure--- Successful Implementation of Measurement-Based Care Across Diverse Settings Chair: Corey Fagan, PhD Presenters: Freda Liu, PhD; Whitney Black, MD; Rick N. Leichtweis, PhD;Moscone Center/Room 104

9:00 AM - 10:50 AM Childhood Disruptive Behavior Problems---Characterization, Development, and Treatment

1 CE Credit

1 CE Credit

2018Society of Clinical Psychology

Division 12 of APA

Hospitality SuiteThe Division 12 Hospitality Suite will be in the San Francisco Marriott Marquis.

Thursday, August 9, 2018 Friday, August 10, 2018 Saturday, August 11, 2018 8:00 – 8:50 AM 9:00 – 9:50 AM Section 4 Board Meeting 10:00 – 10:50 AM Section 4 Board Meeting CLOSED FOR DIVISION

BOARD MEETING 11:00 – 11:50 AM Section 4 Board Meeting CLOSED FOR DIVISION

BOARD MEETING 12:00 – 12:50 PM Section 8, APAHC Board

Meeting Section 10 Officers Meeting

1:00 – 1:50 PM Section 8, APAHC Board Meeting

Section 10 Officers Meeting

2:00 – 2:50 PM Section 2 Board Meeting Diversity Committee Social hour and programming with Section 6

Meet the Speakers: Dr. Emon Abdolsalehi-Najafi Dr. Amir Najafi Dr. Linda Beckman Dr. Kalyani Gopal Dr. Rabiatu Barrie Dr. Lekeisha Sumner

3:00 – 3:50 PM Section 2 Board Meeting Diversity Committee Social hour and programming with Section 6

Meet with Speakers: Dr. Maria Espinola Dr. Kip Thompson

4:00 – 4:50 PM Section 8, APAHC Early Career and Trainee Social Hour

Conversation Hour with Gary R. VandenBos, onPsychotherapy forSchizophrenia

Meet with Speakers: Dr. Corey Fagan Dr. Natasha Thapar-Olmos

5:00 – 5:50 PM Opportunities for Students and Early Career Psychologists in the Society for Clinical Psychology Happy Hour

CLOSED FOR DIVISION EVENTS

6:00 – 6:50 PM CLOSED FOR DIVISION EVENTS

7:00 – 7:50 PM CLOSED FOR DIVISION EVENTS

8:00 – 8:50 PM CLOSED FOR DIVISION EVENTS

Opportunities for Students and Early Career Psychologists in the Society for Clinical Psychology Happy Hour

Section 2 Diversity and International Initiatives Open Meeting

All CE workshops are sponsored by the APA Continuing Education Committee (CEC). They have been reviewed and approved by the APA CEC to offer CE credits for psychologists. The APA CEC maintains responsibility for the content of the programs.

ENROLLMENT IS NOW OPEN!

Visit convention.apa.org/ce or call the CEP Office at 800-374-2721 x5991, option 3.

San Francisco, CA August 8

Fees ADVANCE (4/16–6/30) REGULAR (7/1–8/7) ON-SITE (8/8–8/12)

MEMBERS $130 $160 $190

NONMEMBERS $160 $200 $240

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Tricking Coyote: Cutting-Edge Strategies for Harnessing Motivation and Achieving GoalsMichael W. Otto, PhD, Boston University

CE CREDITS 4ENROLLMENT LIMIT 50

Wednesday, August 8

8:00–11:50 a.m.

Hilton San Francisco Union Square Hotel, Yosemite Room A/Ballroom Level

Workshop 001 is cosponsored by Division 12, Society of Clinical Psychology.

After clarifying values and stating intentions, what are ways to help your clients, employees, or patients get to, complete, and maintain behavioral change? This interme-diate workshop focuses on translating advances in motivational research into stepwise interventions to enhance and maintain motivation, taking into account both strategic and habitual processing (your dual nature). Motivational interventions are presented from a transdiagnostic perspective, so that no matter whether your clients are focusing on weight loss, reducing procrastination/avoidance, completing behavioral assignments, managing employees, or maintaining healthy behaviors, this workshop will be of value.

This workshop is designed to help you:

1. Describe common cognitive and affective factors that derail the pursuit of goals, especially across longer intervals.

2. Discuss the role of context in behavioral self-control and the importance of manipu-lating context to influence motivation.

3. Explain motivational factors across chains of behavior, focusing on antecedent, concurrent, and consequent events.

4. Analyze factors that influence the ability to apply strategic processing and alternative self-control strategies.

All CE workshops are sponsored by the APA Continuing Education Committee (CEC). They have been reviewed and approved by the APA CEC to offer CE credits for psychologists. The APA CEC maintains responsibility for the content of the programs.

ENROLLMENT IS NOW OPEN!

Visit convention.apa.org/ce or call the CEP Office at 800-374-2721 x5991, option 3.

San Francisco, CA August 8

Fees ADVANCE (4/16–6/30) REGULAR (7/1–8/7) ON-SITE (8/8–8/12)

MEMBERS $130 $160 $190

NONMEMBERS $160 $200 $240

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Incorporating Appetite Awareness Training Into Interventions for Eating ConcernsLinda A. Craighead, PhD, Elise V. Ozbardakci, MS, and Devika Basu, BA, Emory University

CE CREDITS 4ENROLLMENT LIMIT 50

Wednesday, August 8

1:50–4:50 p.m.

Hilton San Francisco Union Square Hotel, Yosemite Room A/Ballroom Level

Workshop 004 is cosponsored by Division 12, Society of Clinical Psychology.

Appetite Awareness Training (AAT) is a cognitive behavioral intervention designed to restore a more natural feeling of control over eating. AAT uses self-monitoring to train individuals to use internal cues of moderate hunger and fullness to regulate eating rather than respond primarily to unhelpful cues. AAT discourages “getting too hungry” as well as “getting too full” to normalize amounts eaten before targeting food type. This interme-diate workshop discusses the application of AAT to a range of disordered eating issues and to weight management, as well as use of the Mindful Eating Coach app. Participants will receive the children’s book Training Your Inner Pup to Eat Well.

This workshop is designed to help you:

1. Outline the rationale for AAT to a client and describe the model as applied to specific eating disorders and to weight management.

2. Instruct an adult in the use of appetite self-monitoring (written and electronic) and explain how to fade written monitoring to mental monitoring.

3. Train a parent in how to use AAT materials to talk to children in a positive way, using child-friendly metaphors, about healthy eating.

4. Discuss how to incorporate the AAT focus on mindful eating within broader approaches such as dialectical behavior therapy to address related emotional and behavioral issues.

Society of Clinical PsychologyDivision 12 of APA

2018

Awards Ceremony &Social Hour

You’re Invited! Open to all SCP Members and Non-Members

Join us in Congratulating our 2018 Award WinnersHoward M. Cohen, Ph.D.

Amy Gina Weisman De Mamani, Ph.D. Michael A. Sayette, Ph.D.

Richard T. Liu, Ph.D.Rebecca Kathryn McHugh, Ph.D. Christopher J. Hopwood, Ph.D. Sannisha K. Dale, Ph.D., Ed.M.

M. Alexandra Kredlow Acunzo, M.A.Meghan Vinograd, M.A.Jennifer Gamarra, M.A.

Kathryn Eve Chavez, M.A.Sharlene Leong Jeffers, M.A.Ilana Seager Van Dyk, M.A.

Kayla K. Gurak Thayer, Ph.D.

Friday, August 10

6:00 - 7:50 pmHilton San FranciscoUnion Square Hotel

Golden Gate Rooms 1 & 2

Let’s Connect!Take advantage of the opportunity to

Network and Socialize with some of the

Top Leaders in Clinical Psychology!

The Awards Ceremony starts at 6:00pm, with the Social and Networking

immediately following.

Society of Clinical Psychology, APA Division 12(404) 254-5062 / division12apa@gmail.com

Other Highlights:Complimentary Cocktails and Appetizers!

Posters of Student Award Winners on Display!Hogrefe Book Series Ra�e and Books on Display!

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Membership TypesName Description Price

Full Member

Early Career Member

Student Member

$63.00

$63.00

$40.00

$25.00

division12apa@gmail.com

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Become a Member Today!

If you are engaged in the practice, research, teaching, administration, and/or study of clinical psychology, then the Society of Clinical Psychology (SCP) is the place for you!

SCP welcomes all individuals interested in the integration of science and practice.

Membership benefits include free subscriptions to both the Division 12 online newsletter, The Clinical Psychologist, and

scholarly journal, Clinical Psychology: Science and Practice. As a member, you will have access to numerous discounts, free CE webinars, networking

opportunities, and many other career-enhancing resources.To learn more, visit div12.org/membership

REASONS TO BECOME A MEMBER OF THE SOCIETY OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY (SCP; DIVISION 12 OF THE APA)

Demonstrated active engagement in practice, research, teaching, and/or administration in the field of clinical psychology, with training that supports the conduct of such clinical activities. Must also be a full member of APA.

May or may not be a full member of APA or have received a clinical degree, but has demonstrated active engagement in practice, research, teaching, administration, and/or study in the field of clinical psychology. Affiliate members have no vote on Division 12 nomination ballots.

Open to all psychologists within the first 4 years after post-doc.

Open to all undergraduate, graduate, or doctoral students with an interestin clinical psychology.

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• Continuing education (CE) opportunities• Extensive online resources for the practitioner, includingClinician’s Toolkit and archived/current webinars• The Division 12 newsletter and academic journal(see above)• The Therapist Directory, for advertising your practice• Division 12 Listserv, a resource for job opportunities, referrals,consultation, and more• Special APA Convention programming, such as breakfastconversations, workshops, and hospitality suite activities• Enhanced identity as a clinical psychologist• Opportunity to build community with like-minded colleagues• Advocacy for integration of science and practice• Multiple forums/venues for professional networking

• Mentorship Program, for a clinical psychology students andprofessionals at all career stages• Opportunity to affiliate with SCP’s special interest Sections• Opportunities for meaningful involvement and leadership ondivision and section committees• Opportunities to nominate (and be nominated) for awards• Build your resume/CV by demonstrating affiliation andinvolvement with the historic APA division that facilitated therise of our profession and the professional community for clinicalpsychologists• Books Including the acclaimed Advances in Psychotherapyseries• Reduced dues for Student and Early Career Psychologists