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InPsych 2019 | Vol 41

InPsych 2019 | Vol 41

August | Issue 4

Highlights

Open science: What is the fuss all about?
Professor Tracey Wade MAPS
Evolution of family therapy
Elisabeth Shaw FAPS
Debunking autism myths
Dr Jessica Paynter MAPS
What psychologists should know about voluntary assisted dying
Associate Professor Lauren J. Breen MAPS and Dr Harriet Radermacher MAPS
Psychological violence: The impact of stalking behaviours
Ruby Basocak MAPS and Dr Lisa Warren MAPS
Supporting transgender and non-binary people in Australia
Professor Damien Riggs FAPS

President's note

Pushing forward our revitalised APS
Member Only

From the Chief Executive Officer

What role can psychologists play in tackling climate change?
Frances Mirabelli Member Only

Education and research

Political speak is important
Will someone help? Revisiting the bystander effect
Improving the uptake of research findings in clinical practice
Research snapshot: Analyse this

Professional practice

Tendering for Primary Health Network services
Dr Lyn O’Grady MAPS Member Only
Practising Psychologist Alerts: Psych alert
Member Only
Comfortably Compliant: Comfortably compliant
Member Only

Public issues

Psychology Week 10–16 November 2019
What can we learn from young people?

Membership news

Did you know?
Member Only
Awards: 2019 Bendi Lango Bursary recipient
Simone Harrington Member Only

Also in this issue...

What I have learned…
Stuart Le Marseny MAPS

Letters to the editor

Letters to the editor
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