Well, Spring is here, the first quarter is completed, most spring breaks are behind us, there is rain in Indiana, warmer days are occurring, there is more daylight, but not enough hours in most days, COVID is mostly calm, and our monthly NEWSletter is here. So – all is good with IPA.

April is a busy month with our annual Ethics Conference, Working with Trauma: Clinical, Legal, and Ethical Considerations, on April 22 providing six hours of Ethics CE credits. This conference is available in person or virtually. Registration closes on Wednesday, April 20, so complete your registration quickly.

Our April webinar, A Psychiatrist's Humbling Encounters with Marginalized Populations: Case Scenarios, and our May webinar, Understanding Patients’ Financial Stress: Assessment and Treatment Strategies, on the 20th of each month, offer additional Category I hours.

As we continue to comment - If you have ideas about how IPA can continue to support you and our profession, please do not hesitate to reach out. You can always send a note to us at info@indianapsychology.org or you can email our President, Jill Fodstad, at jfodstad@iupui.edu.

Thank you for being active members with IPA.

Your Executive Team

APA Council Elections

If you are also a member of APA, you will soon be receiving a ballot to elect our next representative for the APA Council. The Council is an important method to ensure APA is aware of the critical issues and directions of our state organizations.

Dana Lasek has been our APA Council Representative for many years and has given outstanding representation for Indiana Psychologists. Dana completes her term at the end of this year.

Our IPA candidate for the term beginning in 2023 is Jill Fodstad. Jill has a long history of volunteer positions supporting the growth of psychology. She is the ideal person to represent Indiana and follow Dana's successful representation.

Melissa Butler is also on the ballot for the position, but to quote Melissa, "Please vote for Jill."

PSYPACT News

Indiana will become a member of PSYPACT on July 1 of this year!

This compact facilitates telehealth and temporary in-person practice of psychology across state boundaries. This agreement now allows Indiana licensed Psychologists to provide telehealth with patients located in thirty other states, with pending legislation in six additional states.

IPA has been pursuing this capability for over three years. This success demonstrates the value of IPA for Psychologists. IPA solicited support of Legislators, testified before the appropriate committees, coordinated factual details, and continued to stress the value for Indiana residents.

After July 1, you will be able to apply for PSYPACT privileges.

The link for PSYPACT is:
About Us - Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact (PSYPACT) (site-ym.com)

At this site you can learn more about PSYPACT, sign up for the listserv, and learn how to practice under PSYPACT.

Thank you to all who participated in making PSYPACT a realty for Indiana Psychology.

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Upcoming CE Events

Dr. Amanda Zelechoski

Annual Ethics Conference

April 22, 2022: 8:00-4:00 CT, 9:00-5:00 ET

Registration ends Wed. 4/20/2022 at noon!

Hybrid: In-person and Virtual 2022 IPA/Purdue Northwest Ethics Conference
4/22/2022: Dr. Amanda Zelechoski: Working with Trauma: Clinical, Legal, and Ethical Considerations.
Last hour will feature IPA Ethics Consultation Team working through ethics scenarios.
6.0 Category I CE hours.
Student-focused luncheon.
See attached flyer and/or registration for more details.

Upcoming Virtual CE Events

Webinars (all 1.0 Category I CE hours)
- 4/20/2022: Joshua Lowinsky, M.D., DFAPA - A Psychiatrist's Humbling Encounters with Marginalized Populations: Case Scenarios.
- 5/20/2022: Dr. Sandra Burkhardt - Understanding Patients’ Financial Stress: Assessment and Treatment Strategies.
- 6/17/2022: Dr. Maria Hanzlik - A topic related to couples therapy.
- 7/15/2022: Dr. Kevin Jordan - CBT for Insomnia.
- 8/19/2022: Dr. Nichole Rose-Freeman & Dr. Ellie Miskiel - PTSD.
- 9/16/2022: Dr. Sarah Jenkins - A topic related to health psychology.
- 10/21/2022: Dr. Noelany Pelc - A topic centering on burnout, including identity intersection/positionality as a meaningful factor of burnout.
- 11/18/2022: Dr. Julie Steck - topic may be shared in monthly webinar or at IPA's 2022 Fall Conference.
- 12/16/2022: Dr. Melissa Butler - A topic related to suicide.
Home Study
- 40+ homestudy programs available anytime you choose including 2021 Fall Conference programs (2021 registrants receive a discount code via email that allows them to access these programs at no additional cost.)
National Register Events
- 4/27/2022: Boundary Issues: Ethics and Risk Management. 1.0 Category I CE hours.
- 5/11/2022: Mindfulness: An Introduction to Practice and Clinical Application. 1.0 Category I CE hours.

2022 IPA Fall Conference Call for Proposals

The IPA 2022 Virtual Fall Conference will be held November 10th and 11th. We are planning another high-quality Conference.

So, we are requesting proposals to share your expertise and wisdom with fellow members. We also welcome proposals from colleagues you would be excited to learn from.

To submit your 90-minute proposal:

Please complete the IPA Speaker Agreement FC 2022
Attach a Curriculum Vitae for all presenters
Include a minimum of three Learning Objectives
- For reference: https://www.apa.org/ed/sponsor/resources/objectives.pdf
- See #8 in the Speaker Agreement
Include at least three citations, written in APA format
- Must be published within the past ten years
- See #9 in the Speaker Agreement

The deadlines for submissions and documentation:

May 22, 2022, Speaker Agreement and Curriculum Vitae
June 27, 2022, The Fall Conference Committee will respond to your submission

Presenters will be offered:

A discount code to reduce their cost of the conference
A consultation with the Diversity Committee for incorporating multiculturalism into their presentation

Send all submissions and questions to admin@indianapsychology.org.

For additional details, see the IPA website IPA Fall Conference page.

We look forward to reviewing all proposals and having another informative event!

Sincerely,

2022 IPA Fall Conference Committee
Gili Goldfrad, PsyD, Co-Chair
Ayca Byerley, PhD, Co-Chair

IPA Membership News

New Members (March 17 - April 15, 2022)

We welcome our new members to IPA and appreciate having them join us.

• Christina Stemmler, PsyD, HSPP, Fort Wayne Neuropsychology
• Zachary Adams, PhD, HSPP, IU School of Medicine, Indianapolis
• Jaime Below, PhD, HSPP, St. Vincent Center for Children, Evansville
• Michael Mitcheff, PsyD, HSPP, Michiana Neuroscience, Mishawaka
• Mary Milder, PhD, HSPP, IU School of Medicine, Indianapolis

IPA Foundation and the IPA PAC

Our Foundation and Political Action Committee are resources for our profession.

The IP Foundation supports education and development opportunities for Psychology in Indiana.
Our PAC is our opportunity to support those legislators who support Psychology and our purpose.

Support from our members is always needed. You can contribute on our website, Indiana Psychological Association (memberleap.com).

IPA Message Board

The IPA Message Board frequently sees posts seeking referrals, sharing job opportunities, requesting feedback on trending topics, educational opportunities, and more. Many consider the IPA Message Board a valuable component of membership. If you have not opted into the Message Board and would like to, please contact Connie Vore at admin@indianapsychology.org.

Job Opportunities (March 16 - April 18, 2022)

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