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InPsych 2011 | Vol 33

InPsych 2011 | Vol 33

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October | Issue 5

Cover feature: Psychology in the bush

Equity in health and wellbeing: Why does regional, rural and remote Australia matter?
Dr Robyn Vines

Profile of the regional, rural and remote psychology workforce
Dr Rebecca Mathews

Getting mental health services to the bush: The innovative delivery of best practice psychological services
Dr Louise Roufeil

Reducing the psychosocial impact of cancer for regional Queenslanders
Sandy Hutchison

Helping the helpers in rural Australia: An innovative mentoring and supervision program in NSW
Graham Parry, John Hambridge, Chris Willcox and Wayne Clarke

Enhancing health and wellbeing in regional, rural and remote Australia through professional networking
Simon Canny, Timothy A. Carey and Professor Don Thomson

President's note

Addressing threats to the discipline of psychology

Executive Director's report

Changes to ensure members are front and centre of the Society

Science and education

Psychology Board of Australia to introduce a national psychology examination

Deadline for meeting continuing professional development requirements fast approaching

Science and education: Study tour of Spain enhances cultural awareness
Dr Kate Simpson

Psychologists update knowledge and skills at 2011 clinical conference

Professional practice

Professional practice: Legal and ethical considerations when working across the public and private sectors

Medicare Locals and the changing primary health care landscape
Harry Lovelock & Anna Stitzel

Attention all fully registered psychologists: Remember to renew your registration by 30 November 2011
David Stokes

Professional practice: Changes to the Better Access session allowance from 1 November 2011

Psychology in current issues

Psychology in current issues: Two psychologists named among the most influential gay and lesbian Australians

Adding psychology’s voice to the reconciliation movement in Australia: The APS Reconciliation Action Plan
Emma Sampson

Membership news

Introducing the new APS Fellows

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