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National Psychology Week 2009: Psychologists unite to promote psychology

February 2010 | Ellise McLoughlan

National Psychology Week was built on the foundation that psychologists themselves are best placed to promote the discipline of psychology and the variety of roles that psychologists play in their local communities.In 2009, more psychologists than ever embraced the week from 8-14 November...

The mental health of Khmer Rouge survivors and their descendants

February 2010 | Angela Simcox

Cambodians experienced appalling atrocities committed by the Khmer Rouge (KR) regime from 1975 to 1979. Nearly two million Cambodians, one quarter of the population, were killed or died, by execution, starvation, exhaustion from forced labour and torture. Radical social restrictions were imposed...

Beyond the Apology: The work of the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Healing Foundation

February 2010 | Graham Gee

Australian Indigenous Psychologists Association (AIPA) Steering Committee member, Graham Gee, is a descendant of the Garawa nation and comes from Darwin, Northern Territory. He is a dual diagnosis counsellor at the Victorian Aboriginal Health Services, and is completing a combined Masters/PhD...

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