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InPsych 2016 | Vol 38

InPsych 2016 | Vol 38

June | Issue 3

Cover feature: Psychology innovation in the public sector

Psychology innovation in the public sector
Supporting people with high complex needs in the disability sector
Dr Lynne Webber
Beyond flames: Pioneering a psychology role in a State-wide burns service
Dr Birgit Pfitzer and Lynda Katona
Tapping into a painful problem
Margaret Vandermost
Psychology in Family Law: When things are not always as they seem
Dr Ben Jones and Virginia McKendrick
Treating panic attacks and panic disorder in a public hospital respiratory ward
Dr Nicole Livermore
“Food for Thought”: Weight, psychology and public health
Dr John R. Mercer
Innovation in model of service delivery to meet the needs of empowered schools: The Western Australian Department of Education School Psychology Service
Christopher Gostelow
Life in the Matrix
Annette Broome
The challenge and reward of being innovative in the public sector
Margaret Jones
APS support for psychologists working in the public sector

President's note

It's time - that we all became a little more political?
Professor Mike Kyrios FAPS Member Only

Executive Director's report

Primary Health Networks – the new regional health service system
Professor Lyn Littlefield Member Only

Science and education

2016 APS Congress program celebrates diversity and unity in psychology
Member Only

Professional practice

Q and A: Working in rural and remote settings
Member Only
Comfortably Compliant: Better Access: When the client is a child or young person
Member Only
How to manage referral documentation for clients who never show up
Member Only
How to: Engage with your local Primary Health Network (PHN)
Member Only

Psychology in current issues

Past forced adoption policies and practices in Australia: It’s time to make amends
Marguerite Hone
Tackling Ebola in West Africa: Expanding psychotherapeutic methods to combat mass infection

Membership news

2015 APS Interest Group awards recipients
Member Only
New Life Members join long list of prominent APS psychologists
Member Only
APS Interest Group awards 2016: Nominations now open
Member Only
It’s APS membership renewal time
Member Only
Did you know?
Member Only
APS branding opportunities for members with launch of new online APS Shop
Member Only
APS Grant for Intercultural and/or International Projects 2016
Member Only

Special report

Psychology comes of age
Member Only
Reflections on the past, present and future: Kevin McConkey
Kevin McConkey Member Only

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