Added June 28, 2026: Today we replaced our aging Vanilla forum software with a new, modern forum program called Flarum 2.0. Check out its new look at https://forum.peakstates.com. Our thanks to Owen Smithyman for volunteering to make this happen!

If you have problems logging into the new program, remove any periods or spaces in your login name and try again. Some people also lost their password, so click on the 'Forgot password' link. If that doesn't work, contact us directly and we'll fix it up for you. And as with the old forum, students and graduates need to log in to access the private discussions areas.

Added Nov 5, 2025: The free 6th annual research symposium will be held online via Zoom Nov 22, 2025 (EU/US). Support / peer seminars for ISPS students & graduates is on Nov 23 (EU/US). For more information, see the symposium webpage.

Added Aug 22, 2025: Our open-access article titled "Applying Subcellular Psychobiology Theory to Disease: Treatments for dizziness, Asperger’s, and hearing voices" has been published in the Journal for Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health in their Fall 2025 issue. You can download the free article from the DOI link https://doi.org/10.62858/apph250803. This is the last part of a three part paper. Our thanks to the Journal's editorial team!

This journal is published by the Association for Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, which was founded by Thomas Verny MD and colleagues in 1983 in the US.

Added April 21, 2025: Our open-access article titled "The Subcellular Psychobiology Theory: Connecting Epigenetic Biology to Trauma" has been published today in the Journal for Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health in their Spring 2025 issue. You can download the free article from the DOI link http://doi.org/10.62858/apph250404. This is the second part in a three part paper, the last of which is to be published in August 2025. Our thanks to the Journal's editorial team!

This journal is published by the Association for Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, which was founded by Thomas Verny MD and colleagues in 1983 in the US.

Added Dec 6, 2024: Our open-access article titled "The Primary Cell Model: Linking prenatal development and intracellular biology to psychology and consciousness" has been published today in the Journal for Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health in their Winter 2024 issue. You can download the free article from the DOI link http://doi.org/10.62858/apph241204. This is the first of a three part paper, the rest which is to be published in 2025. Our thanks to the Journal's editorial team!

This journal is published by the Association for Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health, which was founded by Thomas Verny MD and colleagues in 1983 in the US.