Psychologists, All Other

About the Role

Psychologists, All Other, are specialists in various subfields of psychology who provide insights, assessments, and interventions based on psychological principles.

Other Common Titles

Clinical Psychologist
Counseling Psychologist
School Psychologist
Research Psychologist
Industrial-Organizational Psychologist

Typical Tasks

Conduct psychological assessments and evaluations.
Provide individual or group therapy to address emotional and behavioral issues.
Develop treatment plans based on clients' needs and goals.
Conduct research to advance understanding in a specific area of psychology.
Consult with healthcare professionals to coordinate care for clients.
Educate and advocate for mental health awareness and resources.
Analyze data to track the effectiveness of interventions and therapy.
Maintain up-to-date knowledge of ethical and legal requirements in psychology practice.

Notable People

Carl Rogers – Pioneer of humanistic psychology, known for developing client-centered therapy.
B.F. Skinner – A leading figure in behaviorism, known for his work on operant conditioning.
Aaron T. Beck – Developer of cognitive therapy and founder of cognitive therapy for depression.

Recommended Resources

The Body Keeps the Score
A groundbreaking book that explores the impacts of trauma and the importance of understanding mental health.
Psychology Today
A leading source for psychological expertise, covering a wide variety of topics relevant to psychology and mental health.
The Psych Show
A podcast that dives into psychological concepts, theories, and practices with engaging discussions.