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Psychologists have an important role in supporting people to age well, which may include addressing the discrimination that older people face.
Psychologists who specialise in ageing also focus on issues such as the mental health of older people, the quality of aged-care services, and life transitions such as retirement and widowhood.
Insights about how age-related illnesses affect people and communities are in increasing demand as the Australian population ages.
The APS has contributed a number of submissions to government inquiries on ageing-related issues.
The APS believes that there needs to be: