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InPsych 2016 | Vol 38

InPsych 2016 | Vol 38

August | Issue 4

Cover feature: Psychology and chronic pain

The psychology of chronic pain
Associate Professor Kathryn Nicholson Perry
Preventing disabling chronic pain by engaging psychologists in the acute phase
Professor Michael Nicholas
Intensive pain programs: A reflection on what makes them work and for whom?
Dr Michael Shelley
Psychological assessment and treatment of chronic headaches
Professor Paul R Martin
Reversing maladaptive plasticity in chronic pain
Dr Melissa Day, Ms Melissa Brinums, Mr Nathan Craig, Dr Saul Geffen, and Professor Gina Geffen
Helping adolescents with chronic pain
Dr Hoiyan Karen Li

Executive Director's report

Governance Review - Better reflecting our diverse membership
Professor Lyn Littlefield Member Only

Science and education

Meet the APS Rising Stars at the 2016 APS Congress
Member Only
Indigenous postgraduate psychology student awarded APS Bendi Lango bursary
Member Only

Professional practice

Q and A: Establishing and maintaining professional boundaries
Dr Rebecca Mathews Member Only
Comfortably Compliant: Referrals from specialists under Medicare: What is required?
Member Only
Practising Psychologist Alerts: WorkCover Insurance – An ‘employer’ or ‘contractor’ liability for psychologists?
Member Only

Psychology in current issues

Psyched about Psychlopaedia
Psychology Week | 6-12 November 2016
Psych online…

Membership news

Profile of the Early Career Advisory Group
Member Only
Vote in this year’s Board of Directors election
Member Only
Clarification on the use of testimonials
Member Only
APS members recognised in Queen’s Birthday Honours 2016
Member Only
Did you know?
Member Only

Special report

Psychologists convene to discuss ways to promote social cohesion in a multicultural society
Dr Harriet Radermacher, Heather Gridley and Professor Mike Kyrios Member Only
Past APS Presidents looking to the future…
Member Only

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