InPsych 2010 | Vol 32

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October | Issue 5

Cover feature: Assessing and managing dementia

Roles of psychologists in assessing and treating dementia
Associate Professor Nancy Pachana, et al.

Non-pharmacological approaches to managing challenging behaviours associated with dementia in aged care
Dr Tanya Davison, Dr Michael Bird, Professor Marita McCabe and Associate Professor David Mellor

Cognitive interventions in early Alzheimer’s disease and mild cognitive impairment
Professor Glynda Kinsella, Elizabeth Mullaly and Dr Kerryn Pike

How neuropsychologists can assist carers of people with dementia
Dr Nadja Berberovic and Sue Packer

Executive Director's report

Review recommends changes to Branches and State Commitees
Professor Lyn Littlefield Member Only

Science and education

Promoting access to psychologists in alcohol and other drugs services
Athena Politis, Vicky Mrowinski and Dr Nicholas Voudouris Member Only

Training and recruiting psychologists for regional, rural and remote Australia
Associate Professor Darryl Maybery, Keith Sutton and Dr Terry Moore Member Only

Insights from a PD consumer
Judith Locke Member Only

Student psychologists inspired by ICAP 2010
Charleen Maretti and Kirin Hilliar Member Only

Professional practice

A snapshot of the Australian psychology workforce
Dr Rebecca Mathews, David Stokes and Professor Brin Grenyer Member Only

Psychology in current issues

International environmental psychologists share their insights

Working as a psychologist in Afghanistan and Bangladesh

Membership news

Obituary: Emeritus Professor Samuel Hammond FAPS
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