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InPsych 2020 | Vol 42

InPsych 2020 | Vol 42

April/May | Issue 2

Highlights

On memory: Strategies in practice
Dr Anne Unkenstein MAPS
Investigative interviewing #askgoodquestions
Professor Martine Powell FAPS
Assistance in a time of crisis: Discover the APS Disaster Response Network
Dr Susie Burke FAPS and Dr Rebecca Mathews MAPS
Intersectionality in psychology: A rainbow perspective
Dr Judy Tang MAPS, Victorian Multicultural Commissioner, Budi Sudarto and Maria Pallotta-Chiarolli
Tips for working with people with neurological disorders
Dr Milena Gandy MAPS

President's note

In the space of a few months, the whole world has changed
Ros Knight FAPS Member Only

From the Chief Executive Officer

Working our way through COVID-19
Frances Mirabelli Member Only

Education and research

Track changes: Adapting to APA 7
Is psychological distress among Australians underestimated?
Cyberbullying among adults
Research snapshot: Analyse this

Professional practice

Practising Psychologist Alerts: Functions of the APS Ethics Committee
Member Only
Comfortably Compliant: Providing evidence-based services
Member Only

Membership news

More Indigenous psychologists needed
Member Only
Did you know?
Member Only
Awards: Recipients of the 2019 APS College Awards
Member Only
Awards: Call for nominations for the 2020 APS College Awards
Member Only

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Tackling your feelings: Promoting mental health in community Aussie Rules football

Letters to the editor

Letters to the editor
Member Only

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