This webinar was well-presented
This webinar was well-presented. The speaker was clear and concise, and provided excellent slides.
17 September 2025
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The National Register of Health Service Psychologists was established in 1974 and is the largest credentialing organization for psychologists and psychology doctoral students. We are an independent nonprofit organization dedicated to improving healthcare by identifying psychologists who meet specific education and training standards, and by verifying these professionals to consumers, healthcare organizations, and regulatory bodies. The National Register currently credentials 10,000 Health Service Psychologists and has approximately 5,000 psychology doctoral student and postdoctoral trainee members of its Associate Program. Benefits for licensed psychologist members include professional services, education & training, and networking tools—plus credentials banking from your application for the Health Service Psychologist credential. Licensing boards, healthcare organizations, hospitals, consumers, employers, and other professionals respect the value of the National Register’s credential, which opens doors through a wide variety of benefits.
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1200 New York Ave Ste 800 , 20005, Washington D.C, United States
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Professional organization that promotes…
Professional organization that promotes quality programs and sets strong standards.
24 June 2025
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There was a lot of technical details to…
There was a lot of technical details to remember. Hopefully you will be sending a copy of the outline of the presentation. You indicated you would do that upon request...SO I'M REQUESTING. Thanks.
20 November 2024
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Aging: a road well travelled by travelling it well
In her presentation, Dr. Erin Emery-Tiburcio laid out a realistic roadmap for the journey into the fascination of ongoing life. Listening to her, I sensed her conviction that human life is open, as it matures, to growth, possibilities and richness. As in any journey, there are suggestions on what to appreciate, what to observe, what to enjoy, and what to avoid. Erin did this masterfully is speaking of growing in age as a stage of life not as a decline into depression. What a great guide she must be for those travelling on the journey into the maturity of living!
26 June 2024
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Thank you for your feedback!
Concise, professional, and yet personable.
Concise, professional, and yet personable. The value for me was the excellent balance of and appreciation of the scientific, professional, social, medical, and psychological issues.
26 June 2024
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Thanks for your feedback! We're glad you enjoyed the webinar.
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