Clinical Psychology Since 1917

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 The American Association of Clinical Psychologists, 1917–1919

Chapter 3 The Clinical Section of the American Psychological Association, 1919–1937

Chapter 4 The Clinical Section of the American Association for Applied Psychology, 1937–1945

Chapter 5 The Division of Clinical and Abnormal Psychology/Division of Clinical Psychology, (Division 12), 1945—

Chapter 6 Growth of Division 12 and the Origins of the Section on Clinical Child Psychology (Section 1), 1962—

Chapter 7 Psychologists Interested in the Advancement of Psychotherapy (Section 2), 1963–1967

Chapter 8 The Corresponding Committee of Fifty, 1961–1971, and the Section on Continuing Professional Education (Section 2), 1971–1986

Chapter 9 The Section for Clinical Psychology as an Experimental—Behavioral Science/Society for a Science of Clinical Psychology (Section 3), 1966—

Chapter 10 The Section on the Clinical Psychology of Women (Section 4), 1980—

Chapter 11 The Society of Pediatric Psychology (Section 5), 1968/1980—

Chapter 12 The Section on Ethnic Minority Clinical Psychology (Section 6), 1986—

Chapter 13 The Section on the Theory and Practice of Group Psychotherapy (Section 7), 1988–1991

Chapter 14 The Spinoff of Other Specialty Groups Related to Division 12

Chapter 15 Research and Scholarly Activities: Basic Science and Psychopathology

Chapter 16 Research and Scholarly Activities: Assessment

Chapter 17 Research and Scholarly Activities: Intervention

Chapter 18 Education and Training: The Boulder Model

Chapter 19 Education and Training: The Practitioner Model

Chapter 20 Credentials for Practitioners

Chapter 21 The Economics of Psychological Services: The Public Sector

Chapter 22 The Economics of Psychological Services: The Private Sector

Chapter 23 Conclusion