Monitor on Psychology - July/August 2026 - Volume 57, Number 5

Sep 21, 2026

Monitor on Psychology July/August 2026 (Volume 57, Number 5) focuses on evidence-based approaches to psychology practice, highlighting effective therapy both during and between sessions. The issue emphasizes clinician access to structured, mobile-first tools and resources, including CBT materials, worksheets, exercises, treatment guides, psychoeducation, and audio. Coverage also includes topics such as the power of perception, volunteering, student loans, and new federal loan rules, presented within the American Psychological Association’s magazine framework.

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APA.ORG/MONITOR GST\# R127612802 MONITOR ON PSYCHOLOGY JULY/AUG 2026 A I D E-SKILLING | VOLUNTEERING PERCEPTION USING AN IMA LS IN TH ERA PY | STUDENT LOANS VOLUME 57 | NUMBER 5 JULY/AUGUST 2026 NEW FEDERAL LOAN RULES STUDENT PAGE 24 SECURING THE FUTURE OF PSYCHOLOGY PAGE 28 THE POWER OF PERCEPTION PAGE 56 VOLUNTEERING PAGE 64 How AI Is Reshaping Human Skills and PAGE 48 Thinking Monitor on Psychology Deliver effective therapy – in session and between sessions A more connected way to work, with tools you can trust. Use evidence-based tools in session, support engagement between sessions, and stay connected to client progress – all in one place. Planning In session Between sessions Clinician overview Use evidence-based tools Access hundreds of worksheets, exercises, treatment guides, psychoeducation, and audio resources – with professional guidance to support best-practice delivery. Extend therapy beyond the session Support structured engagement between sessions, wherever your clients are, with mobile-first evidence-based tools. Stay connected to client work See shared resources, completed activities, and client engagement together in one place. For individual clinicians, teams, and organizations • 500+ evidence-based CBT and therapy resources • 3,500+ translations across 70+ languages • Used by clinicians and behavioral health services worldwide [Visit psychologytools.com](Visit psychologytools.com)[ ](Visit psychologytools.com)or scan to learn more Visit us at APA 2026, Booth \#416! Explore the platform and sample resources. B EAST 01/G ETTY IMAGES Monitor on Psychology A publication of the American Psychological Association VOLUME 57 | NUMBER 5 PRESIDENT Wendi Williams, PhD CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Arthur C. Evans Jr., PhD CHIEF COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER Alicia Aebersold EDITORIAL MANAGING EDITOR, MONITOR Susan Straight MANAGING EDITOR, PRACTICE Jamie Chamberlin MANAGING EDITOR, SCIENCE Leah Thayer SENIOR STAFF WRITER Efua Andoh ASSOCIATE EDITOR Bareerah Ghani ART DIRECTORS Callie Strobel, Kat Wiggins DESIGNER Selena Robleto EDITORIAL PRODUCTION COORDINATOR Kirsten Weir COPYEDITORS Jenny Miyasaki, Shannon Pennefeather, Jane Sunderland PRODUCTION MANAGER Peter S. Kovacs EDITORIAL ASSOCIATE Barb Fischer APA MEDIA AND EVENT SALES SENIOR DIRECTOR Jodi Ashcraft SENIOR MANAGER, MEDIA SALES Cambria Sawyer ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF MARKETING Robin T. Kerr BUSINESS MANAGER Eric Fuller DESIGN & PRODUCTION Rebecca Halloran COORDINATOR Brianna Garrison The Monitor on Psychology (ISSN-1529-4978) is the magazine of the American Psychological Association (APA) and is published 8 times per year—January/February combined, March, April/May combined, June, July/August combined, September, October, and November/ December combined. Publications office, headquarters, and editorial offices are at 750 First St., N.E., Washington, DC 20002-4242. APA purchases only “first publication rights” for photos and illustrations. Therefore, it cannot grant permission to reuse any illustrative material. APA holds the copyright for text material in Monitor on Psychology articles. Permission requests to reproduce text material should be addressed to APA, Permissions Office, at the APA address. Telephone numbers: Headquarters (202) 336-5500; TDD (202) 336-6123; Display advertising (202) 336-5714; Classified advertising (202) 336-5564; and Subscriptions (202) 336- 5600. The views expressed in the Monitor on Psychology are those of the authors and may not reflect the official policies or positions of the American Psychological Association or the Monitor on Psychology. No endorsement of those views should be inferred unless specifically identified as the official policy or position of the American Psychological Association. The publication of any advertisement by APA is an endorsement neither of the advertiser nor of the product. APA endorses equ

FAQs

What is the main theme of the July/August 2026 issue of Monitor on Psychology?

The issue emphasizes evidence-based psychology practice, including delivering effective therapy in session and extending structured engagement between sessions.

What kinds of resources are highlighted for clinicians?

The publication highlights access to hundreds of worksheets, exercises, treatment guides, psychoeducation, and audio resources, including evidence-based CBT and therapy materials.

Which additional topics are included alongside therapy and perception?

The issue also covers volunteering, student loans, and new federal loan rules, alongside features related to the power of perception.

Sep 21, 2026

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