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Continuing Education Needs in Clinical Geropsychology

Abstract Presently, older adults are under-served by psychologists. In part this reflects a lack of psychologists proficient in clinical geropsychology to provide appropriate treatment. The present study provides information gathered from practitioners for planning continuing education programs in clinical geropsychology. The findings describe the characteristics of clinicians pursuing additional training to work with older adults, and their topical preferences and training needs to guide future continuing education offerings. In addition, the practitioners' opinions regarding a possible credential recognizing competence in clinical geropsychology are discussed.