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PsychXchange is ideal for advertising recruitment opportunities and classifieds within the psychological industry in Australia and internationally. Your ad will recieve direct exposure to Australia’s psychological industry and fortnightly job email alerts to more than 27,000 members.

Find out how to advertise

Our CPD & Events Finder is an online listing of searchable professional development activities relevant to psychologists, mental health, and other allied health professionals. The Finder connects your educational activity to a highly targeted and motivated audience, with more than 20,000 monthly unique site visits.  

This channel accepts advertising applications with associated monthly rates.  

We encourage advertising for educational content, training or CPD activities to be assessed via the APS CPD-Approved pathway to ensure they meet the APS Standards for quality activities.  

Additionally, any activities that are CPD-Approved will be advertised up to a maximum of two years at the one fixed fee.  

APS College and other conferences

The APS hosts a number of College conferences and other related annual psychology events.

If you have a niche target market you want to reach and connect with, consider our conferences and events for advertising, sponsorship and exhibition opportunities.

Please view the below link to see upcoming conferences that maybe of interest to you.

For all conference advertising and sponsorship opportunities contact our Events Team.

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Information for advertisers: APS advertising guidelines

Information prepared for external providers of advertising/promotional/sponsorship material in APS publications, online (including PsychXchange and APS Events Calendar) and at APS events 

Thank you for your interest in promoting your product or service through the APS. The APS advertising terms and conditions indicate that all advertisements in APS publications and at APS events must be approved1 by the APS. This information has been prepared in order to facilitate the approval process for external advertisers. It is important to note that the majority of promotional material submitted to the APS is approved without request for amendment. However, in the small number of instances where amendments have been required before approval, advertisers have asked that guidance is made available prior to the submission, hence the provision of this information sheet. 

Regulatory operating environment 

As the leading professional organisation for Australian psychology, the APS operates with regard to the ethical and regulatory requirements for practising psychologists, regulated health services, and education and training facilities in Australia. The APS Ethics Committee has advised that all advertising in APS publications and at APS events must comply with the APS Code of Ethics and any relevant requirements stipulated by the Psychology Board of Australia (PsyBA) or the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA), regardless of whether or not the external advertiser/sponsor is a registered psychologist, or is providing a regulated health service or an education and training program. 

Assessment of promotional material 

Your promotional material will be assessed for approval according to the APS Advertising Guidelines. A summary of the key features of approved advertisements for APS publications and events is presented below to assist with the preparation of your promotional material. 

The promotional material must NOT contain: 

• The word ‘specialist’ (or words to that effect, such as ‘specialises in’) used in relation to describing a registered health practitioner or regulated health service 
• Claims that cannot be substantiated by a body of reputable research 
• Inaccurate or misleading representation of a product/service or an individual’s details or qualifications 
• Claims implying superiority of a psychologist over other psychologists 
• Claims that could induce fears in clients if they did not obtain a particular service, product or publication 
• Information or images that are vulgar, sensational, in poor taste or that will reflect poorly on the APS or the profession of psychology 
• Sweeping statements that are not able to be substantiated (e.g., ‘the best in the world’) 
• The use of testimonials in advertising of regulated health services, as per the Guidelines for advertising regulated health services developed by the National Boards and published by the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA). Testimonials, defined as personal statements or recommendations from someone who has received the service or used the product. It does not prohibit the use of testimonials (or reviews and recommendations) when advertising education and/or training workshops that may or may not be provided by a registered health practitioner. 
• Wording that in any way implies accreditation for continuing professional development hours for psychologists (acceptable example: ‘This event represents x CPD hours’). 
• Information that may breach the rights of any person and/or breach any law, including without limitation the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission Act 1986 and any other anti-discrimination legislation applicable in the State(s) in which the advertisers conduct business.  Where an exemption has been granted, the exemption number must be included in the advertisement submitted to the APS.
• The APS has determined that we will not feature advertisements for unpaid work – including in relation to internships, work experience and job placements.