Society of Consulting Psychology

This talk will focus on the adoption of AI in multiple industries and current trends that lead to it being both a panacea and a pitfall across a variety of domains of interest to the psychological community. Dr. Joseph R. Keebler is professor of human factors psychology at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.

Dr. Vicki Vandaveer's word for her career is serendipity – and once you hear the whole arc, it is easy to understand why. In this episode of our Past Presidents series, host Daniel Ogunyemi talks with Vicki as she chronicles her journey through family, learning statistics over one terrifying weekend, pursuing a graduate degree, and the ebbs and flows toward consulting and coaching.

Our team is conducting a meta-analysis of coaching. While we are particularly interested in leadership coaching, any data would be acceptable.

Get an exclusive preview of what the Society of Consulting Psychology (SCP), Division 13 of the American Psychological Association, has planned for the APA Convention 2026 in Washington, D.C. Join SCP leaders, featured presenters, and conference organizers as they highlight this year's programming, including skill-building sessions, leadership conversations, networking opportunities, community activities, and special events. Whether you're a long-time member or attending for the first time, this podcast will help you plan your SCP experience and discover opportunities to learn, connect, and grow.

SCP Past-President Speaker Series – This special series of the SCP Podcast is dedicated to preserving the history and wisdom of consulting psychology. Through conversations with past SCP presidents, we explore the experiences that have shaped our field, the lessons that continue to guide our profession, and the opportunities ahead.

In this episode of the SCP Podcast, we sit down with Ryne Sherman, Chief Science Officer at Hogan Assessments, for a timely conversation on AI, leadership assessment, and the future of consulting psychology. Together, we explore what separates rigorous assessment from personality “pop psychology,” how AI is reshaping coaching and consulting, the risks of bias in AI-driven feedback, and why human-centered engagement still matters.

AI is transforming leadership development and consulting, but it also raises deeper questions about trust, bias, human connection, and the future of work. From the archives (2024), Dr. Joanie Connell discusses with Dr. Ryne Sherman, Chief Science Officer at Hogan Assessments.

In this episode of the SCP Podcast, we sit down with Ryne Sherman, Chief Science Officer at Hogan Assessments, for a timely conversation on AI, leadership assessment, and the future of consulting psychology. Together, we explore what separates rigorous assessment from personality “pop psychology,” how AI is reshaping coaching and consulting, the risks of bias in AI-driven feedback, and why human-centered engagement still matters.

What does effective leadership look like in an era shaped by rapid change, AI disruption, and increasing complexity? In this episode of the SCP Podcast, we sit down with Tricia Naddaff from Management Research Group (MRG) to explore the evolving landscape of leadership development, organizational effectiveness, and human-centered influence.

Joanie Connell, PhD interviews Dale Thompson, PhD, Founder and Executive Chair at Leadership Worth Following (LWF) about the Uncommon Coaching Masterclass that LWF is hosting for the Society of Consulting Psychology. Dale not only shares his background on how he came to found LWF, but also what Uncommon Coaching is and what the evidence says it takes to be a Leader Worth Following.

The Society of Consulting Psychology is excited to feature its membership spotlight with SCP President-Elect Dr. Lacey Farrow and Student Affiliate Biage Alexandre. 🎙️ Episode 69 — Membership Spotlight with Dr. Daniel Lattimore Hosted by Dr. Daniel Lattimore, this episode features two dynamic voices in consulting psychology: Dr. Lacey Farrow and Biage Alexandre.

We’ve had a lot going on at Consulting Psychology Journal (CPJ) this calendar year. I wanted to put the latest news into your inbox.

Curious about making the leap from traditional practice into the world of consulting? You’re not alone. In this special episode, the Society of Consulting Psychology teams up with APA’s Committee on Early Career Psychologists to explore just that. Dr. Clifton Berwise sits down with Drs. Ryan Warner and Emmanuel Neal—two trailblazing consulting psychologists—to unpack their journeys, lessons learned, and practical strategies for navigating this exciting career path. From personal growth to professional advocacy, this conversation offers inspiration and real-world advice to help early career psychologists break in, stand out, and thrive in the consulting space.

Joanie Connell, PhD, interviews David Caruso, PhD, about emotional intelligence. Dr. Caruso specializes in EI and is one of the developers of the Mayer Salovey Caruso Emotional Intelligence Test (MSCEIT). They discuss the ability-based model of emotional intelligence, how it differs from other models of intelligence and personality, and what’s new in the MSCEIT 2 assessment. Dr. Caruso will conduct a webinar for SCP in July and he gives a sneak preview of what to expect in that. To learn more and to register for the webinar: https://www.societyofconsultingpsycho…

In today’s fast-paced and often uncertain environment, many organizations—and individuals—struggle with misalignment between their values and everyday actions. Dr. Ryan C. Warner sits down with Dr. LaShawn Gooden, Consulting Psychologist and Keynote Speaker, to explore how psychological insight can help bridge that gap.