Summer 2001 - Table of Contents

	+	Bulletin of the Psychologists in Independent Practice A Division of the American Psychological Association The Independent Practitioner
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Summer 2001	+	Volume 21 Number 3

Editorial	President’s Message/Judith Steward From the Editor/Michael Brickey
Advocacy	The 2001 State Leadership Conference - Exciting Times/Pat DeLeon Washington Update: Psychology Renaissance?/Ron Levant African Americans and the Independent Practice of Psychotherapy: Factors Affecting Access to Clinical Services/Frances K Trotman, Beverly Greene, and Arthur Pressley Psychologists and Unions: An Update/Jospeh S. Bak The Future of Psychology: Is the Cup Half Full or Half Empty?/Laura Barbanel The Mental Health System of Paris (a World Cities conference report)/Marianne Jackson Pride in Psychotherapy/Stanley Moldawsky Ask the Patient Advocate: Managed Care and Insurance Q&A/Gordon Ivan Miller, Russ Holstein, and Gordon Herz for the Interdivisional (29/39/42) Task Force on Managed Care and Health Care Policy
Marketing	Psychologists Can Help Deal With School Violence: A Model Letter and Talking Points/Division 42 Public Relations and Public Education Committee Helping People Age Well: A New Niche Market/Michael Brickey Consider this Niche: Working with Foster Parents and Foster Children/Daniel L. McIvor and George “Mac” McClelland Psychologists as Doctors in Primary Care Settings/Jack G. Wiggins
Continuing Education	Psychopharmacology: 4+1=5: Atypical Neuroleptic Update/Dan Egli Exercise as a Therapeutic Modality: Adapting Psychological Treatments to Holistic Science and 21st Century Consumerism/Lori Huett
Mentor's Corner	Student/Young Professional Inquires On: Internships with private practitioners; Accepting gifts; Importance of an accredited internship and preinternship research experience/Jeffrey Barnett and Michael Murphy
Book Reviews	Saying Goodbye to Managed Care by Sandra Haber, Elaine Rodino, and Iris Lipner/Reviewed by Stan Moldawsky What Do You Want to Do When You Grow Up? Starting the Next Chapter of Your Life by Dorothy Cantor with Andrea Thompson/Reviewed by Norine G. Johnson, Ph.D. When Chicken Soup Isn’t Enough by Bradley P. Barris/Reviewed by Daniel McIvor
Division News and Notes	Report From The Committee on Ethnic Diversity in Private Practice/G. Rita Dudley-Grant, Chair and Janis Sanchez-Hucles, Co-chair State Linkage Task Force/Robert L. Wernick, PhD, Chair Board of Professional Affairs: Division 42 Liaison Report/Michael Murphy Speaking of Membership/Lou Perrott, Membership Chair Awards
On the Lighter Side	New York State Bans Psychoanalysis/Martin H. Williams