Perinatal adjustment and its role in adult and child psychopathology
APS Institute
The APS hosts this webinar with the APS College of Clinical Psychologists.
This webinar aims to introduce clinicians to the field of perinatal and infant mental health. Therapists who treat conditions associated with adult psychopathology are not often taught to consider li...
The impact and management of fear of falling for older Australians
APS Institute
The APS hosts this activity with the Psychology and Ageing Interest Group (PAIG).
Falls are a significant issue for Australians and are the leading cause of injury related hospitalization and death in Australia, and represent a significant risk for older adults.
This w...
Ending well: Discussing end-of-career options
APS Institute
Many psychologists have questions about the processes and requirements in relation to retirement and end of career issues.
This activity will provide a panel comprising of representatives from AON insurance, AHPRA and Russel Kennedy Lawyers to answer some of these questio...
Helping Children Regulate and Manage Anger Online Course
Non-APS Event
Children often present for therapy with angry outbursts, meltdowns and aggressive behaviours. Helping children and families to understand a child’s anger and build regulation skills is an important part of our work as therapists. This self-paced online course provides a compre...
Hope reimagined: Unlocking the power of systems thinking in positive psychology
APS Institute
The APS hosts this activity with the Positive Psychology Interest Group (PPIG).
This webinar presents a reconceptualisation of hope theory through a complex dynamic systems lens, expanding on Snyder's influential cognitive model. Drawing from advances across multiple discip...
Responding to disasters
APS Institute
Disasters are a frequent and potentially catastrophic part of our global experience, often with profound impacts on those affected by them. As a mental health professional, you can play a vital role in response and recovery efforts.
This training will provide participants w...
Collaborating for better care: Strengthening GP partnerships and patient outcomes
APS Institute
The APS hosts this webinar with the APS College of Clinical Psychologists.
The webinar equips psychology professionals with strategies to enhance referral networks and improve patient outcomes through stronger collaboration with general practitioners (GPs).
The aim is t...
Therapist attitudes towards the use of AI in therapeutic practice
APS Institute
APS members who renewed their membership by 31 July 2025 received this activity free as part of a CPD bundle valued at over $400. Join now and receive access to discounted CPD and exclusive member benefits.
CPD on the go® eLearning activities provide an opportunity to learn...
Privacy and confidentiality, consent, and record keeping in line with the new PsyBA Code of conduct
APS Institute
As part of its commitment to supporting psychologists through regulatory change, the APS is delivering a webinar series designed to help members understand and apply the revised Psychology Board of Australia (PsyBA) Code of conduct and updated competencies.
This webinar ser...
Working collaboratively with parents and carers to support children’s and adolescents’ mental health
APS Institute
The critical role of parents and carers in supporting children’s and adolescents’ mental health is well recognised. Doing this well and collaboratively as psychologists requires specific knowledge and skills. The nature of parenting styles and approaches has changed in recent ...