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InPsych 2016 | Vol 38

InPsych 2016 | Vol 38

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February | Issue 1

Highlights

Suicide prevention in Australia: Where to from here
Professor Helen Christensen

Reconceptualising suicide risk assessment: A person-centred approach to needs-based exploration of current suicidality
Jacinta Hawgood

Assessing suicidal risk in children and adolescents: Adopting a developmental lens
Carmen Betterridge

Considerations for suicide prevention in Australia’s prisons
Dr Kaine Grigg

Safety first – not last! Suicide Safety Planning Intervention (SPI)
Dr Glenn A. Melvin, Dr Daniel Gresham

Suicide and the media: The role of psychologists
Professor Jane Pirkis, Jaelea Skehan

What works in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander suicide prevention?
Professor Pat Dudgeon, Professor Tom Calma, Chris Holland

President's note

2016 - A beginning
Professor Mike Kyrios Member Only

Executive Director's report

The psychology workforce now and into the future
Professor Lyn Littlefield Member Only

Education and research

1st APS Congress 2016: Psychology United for the Future
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Interview with Congress Chair: Simon Crowe Hon FAPS
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Professional practice

Management of psychological trauma across service settings and contexts
Jane Nursey, Dr Winnie Lau, Professor David Forbes Member Only

Q and A: Managing issues involving alcohol and other drugs
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Comfortably Compliant: Getting the number of sessions correct under Medicare
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Provisional psychologists and private practice
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How to: Engage with the NDIS and why you should!
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Public issues

What leads to a happy, healthy and productive life? Looking back over a 32-year longitudinal study and forward to future generations
Professor Ann Sanson

How psychology is solving workplace problems
Pat Freeland-Small

Membership news

2015 APS Awards recipients
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Did you know?
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APS Prize
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APS members recognised in 2016 Australia Day Honours List
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National Psychology Exam exemption extended
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Also in this issue...

The quest to professionalise psychology and register psychologists

Reflections on the past, present and future: Professor Don Thomson FAPS
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