Let me start this update with gratitude – I am thankful for summertime, thankful for the first SCCAP Conference and the chance to spend time with great colleagues and friends, and thankful for the meaningful and important practice of community with others who care about improving mental health and resilience in children, adolescents, and families. READ MORE

The Diversity Committee has been busy with several DEI initiatives in SCCAP over the last few months! We were also thrilled to provide 11 Diversity Professional Development Awards to SCCAP members this year. These awards provide financial support to help graduate students and early career professionals attend professional conferences and disseminate their work. READ MORE

Becoming an SCCAP Fellow recognizes outstanding contributions to Psychology and SCCAP, and is an honor valued by many members. Election requires evidence of outstanding contributions or performance in the field of Psychology, specifically Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology, and is open to both researchers and practitioners. Fellow status requires that a person’s work has had a national impact on the field. READ MORE