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| Online Courses Articles are in PDF format. This requires Adobe Reader be installed. APA is proud to launch a new continuing education resource: Online Self-study courses. APA On-Line Continuing Education Courses meet the busy professional's need for convenience and quality. Policy on Privacy & Confidentiality : The American Psychotherapy Association (APA) agrees to retain all personal and professional information pertaining to any of its members as confidential and not to use said information on the company's behalf or disclose same to any third party at any time. Specifically, APA agrees not to disclose, in any form, directly or indirectly, any information of any kind, nature, or description concerning any matter relating to the business or personal life of any APA member without the express approval of the member in question . APA acknowledges that the requirement not to disclose confidential information applies both during membership and after the termination of membership.
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 “Each time my copy of Annals arrives, I open it immediately! I’m very eager to read the various articles that contain something of interest for all psychotherapists. While I appreciate the articles on newer, cutting-edge topics such as life coaching, professional writing, and working with the media, I can also be certain that more traditional subjects are included. Because of the diversity of articles and the format of Annals, I’m inclined to read it and share it with other colleagues!”--Anne D. Gooding, Ph.D., DSW, CSW, DAPA |
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--James F. Zender, Ph.D., DAPA |
"Psychotherapy has become an endangered species, devalued and de-professionalized in our society. The APA dedicates its resources to uplifting this healing art form to the status it deserves. As a professional organization it strives to protect psychotherapy from the multitude of forces currently hostile to its development." 
