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Broca vs. Wernicke: Brain Areas You Need to Know for the EPPP
Wednesday, September 30, 2026 • Duration 03:14
Broca’s area and Wernicke’s area are two of the most frequently tested language regions in neuropsychology. For the EPPP, you need to distinguish expressive from receptive language problems, recognize the major aphasia patterns, and understand cerebral lateralization. This episode gives you the high-yield differences and memory tricks you need for exam day.
EPPP Study Guide: Forensic Psychology, Ethics, and Standards
Sunday, September 27, 2026 • Duration 03:26
EPPP Study Guide: Forensic Psychology, Ethics, and Standards
EPPP Study Guide: Supervisory & Consultative Relationships
Sunday, September 20, 2026 • Duration 06:51
Clinical supervision is a formal, hierarchical relationship where the supervisor acts as a gatekeeper and retains ultimate legal, clinical, and ethical responsibility for patient welfare. Under this framework, supervisors are subject to direct liability for inadequate oversight and vicarious liability for the negligent actions of their trainees. In contrast, professional consultation operates as a non-hierarchical, collaborative, and time-limited interaction where the consultant does not assume direct clinical responsibility for the consultee's client. Managing these arrangements effectively requires explicit informed consent contracts, careful avoidance or containment of dual roles, and structured frameworks such as Gerald Caplan’s consultation model
EPPP High-Yield: Competence Is Not Licensure—Scope of Practice vs. Scope of Competence
Sunday, September 13, 2026 • Duration 03:04
The EPPP tests whether you can tell the difference between what the law lets you do and what your training actually prepared you to do. APA 2.01 and the competence standards turn on matching education, supervised experience, and current skill to the specific population, problem, and modality in front of you. Clinical vignettes almost always hinge on knowing when to consult, document expansion, or refer rather than stretch.
Telepsychology and Technology-Mediated Services: Consent, Security, and Jurisdictional Competence (EPPP Study Guide)
Sunday, September 6, 2026 • Duration 09:14
This guide expands the provided material into a structured, exam-ready resource. Each major concept includes an expanded definition, a simplified explanation accessible to a 16-year-old, and a detailed clinical or research example relevant to EPPP decision-making.
Telepsychology is not a casual substitute for in-person care. The same APA Ethics Code applies, alongside additional responsibilities involving technology, client location, and crisis response. Informed consent must be tailored to virtual care and revisited as needed, rather than simply copied from an office-based consent form.
Clinicians must use technology that meets applicable privacy and security requirements, including HIPAA requirements when relevant. This involves evaluating encryption, platform settings, and whether a Business Associate Agreement is required. The suitability of a platform depends on its configuration, contractual protections, and applicable law, rather than its name alone.
As a general rule, psychologists must be authorized to practice where the client is physically located at the time of service. PSYPACT can expand that authority when the participating jurisdictions and the psychologist’s credentials meet its requirements. Remote practice also requires a written emergency plan that addresses the client’s current location, local crisis resources, and the steps to take if the connection drops during a high-risk situation.
Competence under Standard 2.01 includes knowing how to use the technology and recognizing when legal, ethical, or security concerns make its use inappropriate. Psychologists must understand the limits of their authority to practice across state lines and the risks of using unsecured tools. Email, texting, social media, cloud storage, AI tools, wearables, and apps introduce additional concerns about privacy, access to information, and data ownership that must be evaluated, disclosed as appropriate, and managed.
Telepsychology expands access to care while introducing substantial ethical and legal complexity. For EPPP preparation, the central issue is not simply whether a psychologist can operate a virtual platform, but whether they understand the professional responsibilities that accompany its use.
The Four Lobes: A High-Yield Neuroanatomy Review for the EPPP
Sunday, August 30, 2026 • Duration 16:43
This EPPP study episode breaks down the four primary lobes of the brain — frontal, parietal, temporal, and occipital — and the core functions tested on exam day. It covers the key structures and lesion effects most likely to show up on multiple-choice items, with an eye toward how neuroanatomy connects to conditions like ADHD and autism spectrum disorder. A quick, focused review designed to lock in the neuroanatomy basics before moving into more applied biopsychology content.
EPPP Ethics: Clinical Documentation, HIPAA, and Record Keeping
Monday, August 24, 2026 • Duration 18:26
Clinical records are more than paperwork—they are essential tools for ethical practice, continuity of care, and professional risk management. This episode reviews the EPPP essentials of clinical documentation, including HIPAA privacy and security, record retention, psychotherapy notes, client access, telehealth, high-risk clients, and court-involved cases. Clinical examples throughout the episode show how these principles apply to real-world practice while helping you recognize the kinds of scenarios likely to appear on the EPPP.
EPPP Developmental Psychology Practice: 4 Questions You Need to Know
Monday, August 17, 2026 • Duration 04:12
Test your knowledge of developmental psychology with five EPPP-style practice questions covering Piaget, Erikson, attachment, identity development, and aging. Each question uses a clinical or real-world vignette designed to help you recognize the clues the EPPP may use to distinguish closely related concepts. Detailed explanations connect the correct answer to both EPPP test-taking strategy and clinical practice.
Navigating Mandatory Reporting, Tarasoff Mandates, and Confidentiality on the EPPP
Sunday, August 16, 2026 • Duration 05:18
Master the essential legal and ethical frameworks required for the EPPP, focusing on mandatory reporting protocols for child, elder, and dependent adult abuse. This episode breaks down the critical boundaries between clinical instincts and statutory duties, including the reasonable suspicion standard, immunity protections, and the duty to protect under Tarasoff. Learn how to navigate high-yield exam edge cases—such as past abuse disclosures and group therapy dynamics—while upholding ethical standards and client safety.
