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Navigating Change Through Advocacy: Challenges and Strategies in Psychology Leadership

Join us for the 10th Anniversary of the VA Psychology Leadership Conference on May 19, 2007, with keynote speaker Russ Newman, Ph.D., J.D., Executive Director for Professional Practice at the American Psychological Association. Explore the four key challenges of Cognitive, Strategic, Political, and Ideological advocacy. Learn to navigate the future with confidence as we tackle the less unknowable and unpalatable aspects. Don't waste time on trivial matters – focus on impactful change and advocacy. This conference promises insightful discussions and practical strategies for psychology leaders.

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Navigating Change Through Advocacy: Challenges and Strategies in Psychology Leadership

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  1. 10th Anniversary of VA Psychology Leadership Conference May 19, 2007 Russ Newman, Ph.D., J.D.Executive Director for Professional PracticeAmerican Psychological Association

  2. ADVOCACY

  3. CHANGE

  4. Four Challenges: • Cognitive • Strategic • Political • Ideological

  5. “the future was less unknowable than it was unthinkable, less inscrutable than unpalatable.” - Hamel and Välikangas

  6. “Don’t waste time on rabbit turds.”

  7. 10th Anniversary of VA Psychology Leadership Conference May 19, 2007 Russ Newman, Ph.D., J.D.Executive Director for Professional PracticeAmerican Psychological Association

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