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In 1998, Alliant's California School of Professional Psychology established the nation’s first Postdoctoral Master of Science in Clinical Psychopharmacology.

Over 500 psychologists in 40 states have graduated from or are currently enrolled in our program, which integrates medication and its management in the biopsychosocial treatment of mental disorders.

APA Approved Two-year Master's Program—Delivered Entirely Online

→ Provides in-depth training tailored to active licensed, or license-eligible, psychologists to prescribe safely and effectively in states and federal jurisdictions with prescriptive authority

→ Includes coursework in neuropathology, chronic diseases, gender and ethnic issues, child and geriatric psychopharmacology, and molecular nutrition

LEARN MORE: psychopharm.alliant.edu

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA — September 12-14, 2019

PASG2019 will take place at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel, which is adjacent to the Philadelphia International Airport. This three-day conference will feature presentations on many aspects of parental alienation, including: the identification and diagnosis of parental alienation; interventions; research; and legal issues. The conference is intended for mental health clinicians, legal practitioners, writers, researchers, child advocates, and targeted parents and grandparents—anyone with a sincere interest in learning about parental alienation.

Registration is available for three days, one day, as well as attendance by online streaming. Visit the registration website at: PASG2019.com.

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Neurobehavioral Services of New England has a position available for a psychologist or neuropsychologist in Portland. This position can be either full-time or part-time. Maine license required.  Primary focus is providing consultation and clinical services including assessment and counseling to medical rehab patients in an inpatient setting, working as a member of a multi-disciplinary team.  Experience in medical settings, and with stroke or brain injury patients, is a plus, but not required.  There is also an opportunity to develop an outpatient practice based on individual interests.  For more information please contact Howard Kunin, Psy.D. at 207-662-8596.  Informal inquiries welcome.