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InPsych 2012 | Vol 34

InPsych 2012 | Vol 34

April | Issue 2

Cover feature: Managing traumatic brain injury

Understanding and managing traumatic brain injury
Professor Jennie Ponsford
Resilience of people with traumatic brain injury and their carers
Emeritus Professor Roger Rees
Can psychological interventions be adapted for people with moderate to severe traumatic brain injury?
Dr Dana Wong. Dr Adam McKay and Dr Ming-Yun Hsieh
Ethical behaviour intervention for clients with a TBI: When is it OK to intervene?
Dr Brooke Froud-Cummins, Associate Professor Malcolm Hopwood

President's note

Putting members in the middle
Professor Simon Crowe Member Only

Executive Director's report

APS advocacy for permanent reinstatement of Better Access sessions
Professor Lyn Littlefield Member Only

Science and education

Psychology Board to introduce strict training requirements for supervisors in 2013
Jill Giese MAPS
Attracting Indigenous students to psychology studies
David Stokes
Three Indigenous postgraduate psychology students awarded APS bursaries

Professional practice

eHealth records to be introduced for all Australians from 1 July 2012
Member Only
Ethical considerations when providing second opinions
Anthony Love, Mick Symons
Psychologists behaving badly. Criminal record checks, notifications and mandatory reporting under the first year of national registration
Dr Rebecca Mathews, Caroline Giles
Evaluating your professional practice management
Psychologists assist Japanese colleagues in devastated communities

Membership news

Using technology to keep members connected
2011 APS College awards recipients
APS College awards 2012: Nominations now open

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