Gendered Narratives, the Impostor Phenomenon and Community Amidst COVID-19
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Hanna Saltis and Chloe Clements
The SAR-COV 2 coronavirus (henceforth COVID-19) pandemic brought the globe to a standstill, giving ample time for reflection on many aspects of the human experience, including identity.
During this time, the authors of this paper collabo...
Last reviewed Nov 2025
Using creativity to support children during COVID-19
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As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, many children around Australia have navigated significant disruptions to their everyday life. These challenges have been even more pronounced for vulnerable children, such as those from low socioeconomic backgrounds or minority groups, tho...
Last reviewed May 2022
Management of chronic pain using telehealth during COVID-19
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InPsych
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to the need for rapid introduction of remotely supported pain management services. In a review article, Eccleston et al. (2020) provide recommendations for health professionals in adapting to this.
Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, telehealth app...
Published May 2022
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Last reviewed Dec 2021
COVID-19: Telehealth information and support
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Access to telehealth services including psychological support is now a critical component of Australia’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The added demands of social isolation, increased stress, and heightened uncertainty have greatly increased the need for mental health ser...
Last reviewed May 2022
Resources for psychologists to share on World Mental Health Day
APS has collated useful resources, guides and more to help the psychology profession spread an important message to mark World Mental Health Day (10 October) - strong mental health is an everyday practice.
As psychologists know, mental health and wellbeing is more than the...
Last reviewed Oct 2025
Student resources
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The APS has developed a number of resources which aim to support psychology students to navigate their way through their studies.
Last reviewed Aug 2025
Working our way through COVID-19
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InPsych
The speed at which COVID-19 has spread around the world and the changes that it has forced us all to make in every aspect of our lives has been astonishing.
From the cases reported from Wuhan in December last year, to the staged lockdowns of numerous countries, and the rest...
Published May 2020
Coronavirus (COVID-19): Compensable scheme announcements in relation to psychological services and p
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The COVID-19 pandemic is dynamic and rapidly changing. The APS has compiled a table of compensable scheme announcements that have been made across Australia in regards to psychological services and provisions for telehealth during the COVID-19 pandemic. The table can be used a...
Last reviewed Sep 2020