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Earn Continuing Education by reading featured articles in Psychology Today
NBCC’s offers a fantastic opportunity to earn CE credit for reading featured articles in Psychology Today!
May 2013
"Confessions of a Sociopath"
"The Enemies of Invention"
March 2013
"Louder Than Words"
"The Against All Odds Club"
"Smooth Encounters"
January 2013
"Dangerous Dreamers"
"Living a Lie"
"The Mixed Bag Buddy"
November 2012
"What’s in a Face"
"The Everyday Fear Zone"
September 2012
"Lessons for Living"
"Stealth Attack"
July 2012
"From Promise to Promiscuity"
"The Unbearable Uncanniness of Being"
May 2012
"The High Art of Handling Problem People"
"The Atheist at the Breakfast Table"
March 2012
"The Perfect Amount of Stress"
"Lighten Up and Slips of The Tongue"
January 2012
"How to Save Your Brain"
"The Boom and Bust Ego"
November 2011
"The Uses and Abuses of Optimism"
"Your Backup Brain"
September 2011
"Self-Sabotage : The Enemy Within"
"The Art of Influence"
July 2011
"How to Spot a Narcissist"
"Sense and Sensitivity"
May 2011
"To Know Or Not To Know"
"The Idea That Wouldn't Die"
March 2011
"A Chic Critique"
"The American Nightmare"
January 2011
"Secrets of Special Agents"
"Cognitive Outlaws"
November 2010
"Endangered Arts"
"Stealth Superpowers"
September 2010
"Big Moments"
"Revenge of The Introvert"
July 2010
"The New Quitter"
"Oh Brother!"
May 2010
"Get Lucky: Five Principles for Making the Most of Life’s Twists, turns, and Coincidences"
"Go Ahead, Obsess!"
March 2010
"The Expectations Trap"
"Portrait of a Hunger Artist"
January 2010
"Hypochondria: The Impossible Illness"
"Who has a Difficult Mother?"
Psychology Today has become a resource for both professional counselors and the public, providing accessible and timely information about:
- Relationships
- Family issues
- Well-being
- Various emotional conditions
Given that counseling works from a wellness model, the magazine’s focus and content are a good fit with our profession.
- At least two fascinating articles will be featured in each issue
- If Psychology Today isn't for you, simply cancel your subscription.
- Each assessment is worth 1.0 clock hour and is reasonably priced at only $10
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