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InPsych 2011 | Vol 33

InPsych 2011 | Vol 33

August | Issue 4

Cover feature: The psychology of eating disturbances

Psychological prevention and intervention strategies for body dissatisfaction and disordered eating
Professor Susan Paxton
What kind of illness is anorexia nervosa? A clinical update
Professor Stephen Touyz
Empowering parents to tackle children’s obesity
Dr Leah Brennan and Associate Professor Jan Matthews
Current approaches to weight management: Time for a change
Louise Adams
APS highlights psychological factors in addressing eating disturbances

President's note

Growing success
Professor Simon Crowe

Executive Director's report

The costs of disunity
Professor Lyn Littlefield
Executive Director's report - APS survey of Better Access clients
Professor Lyn Littlefield

Science and education

Can online lab classes overcome the tyranny of distance?
Dr Stephen Provost
Scholars and practitioners connect at 9th Industrial and Organisational Psychology Conference
Psychology Conference

Professional practice

Protecting client privacy through two-part client records
David Stokes
New Government-funded services for children with disabilities
Dr Rebecca Mathews
Earnings of Australian psychologists 1998–2010
Adjunct Professor James Athanasou

Psychology in current issues

Psychologists' survey demonstrates Australians’ climate change concern
Dr Susie Burke
Oxford University educates its first Aboriginal psychology student
APS weighs in to school chaplains debate
David Stokes
Reaching out to the community in National Psychology Week 2011
Janene Trickey & Judith Heywood

Membership news

Your vote can affect the Society's governance
APS psychologists recognised in awards
Meeting the diverse needs of APS student members
Sean Mulquiney

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