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InPsych 2019 | Vol 41

InPsych 2019 | Vol 41

February | Issue 1

Highlights

Why music moves us
Dr Sandra Garrido, Dr Jennifer MacRitchie, Matthew Breaden and Professor Kate Stevens MAPS
Psychological science
Professor Tim Carey FAPS
Beyond diagnosis
Moving beyond diagnosis
Dr Steven T. Mayers MAPS and Dr Emma R. E. Agnew
A social determinants approach
Dr Lissa Johnson MAPS and Emma Sampson MAPS
Living with dementia
Professor Mathew J. Summers MAPS
Reading controversies
Dr Catherine Scott MAPS

President's note

Change happens, so let’s embrace it and find a new direction together
Ros Knight FAPS Member Only

From the Chief Executive Officer

Making our voice count
Frances Mirabelli Member Only

Education and research

What do human infants, chimps and gorillas have in common?
Research snapshot: Analyse this

Professional practice

Practising Psychologist Alerts: Complexities of working with young people
Member Only
Comfortably Compliant: When the client uses their private health insurance
Member Only

Membership news

Recipients of the 2018 APS Awards
APS Prize
Member Only
Supervisor training with the APS Institute
Dr Helen Lindner FAPS Member Only
APS members recognised in the 2019 Australia Day Honours List
Member Only
A 50-year journey and an evolving APS
Member Only
Did you know?
Member Only
Exploring workplace excellence
Member Only

Also in this issue...

Can we be better psychologists by reading fiction?
What I have learned…
Stephanie Banner Assoc. MAPS

Letters to the editor

Letters to the editor

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