This 2-part on-demand series will discuss the elements of a treatment program for women with complex presentations. It highlights what works for women and how this could be different from men, both in terms of recent literature and personal research. Emphasis will be on dis...

The disclosure of infidelity and betrayal is among the most devastating and painful experiences that couples face. It is also one of the most challenging and complicated problems encountered in therapy. This Live and Interactive via ZOOM 2 days will explore the theory of infid...

The APS hosts this webinar with the APS College of Clinical Psychologists. Autism is far more prevalent than initially thought and autistic people often experience mental health issues that bring them to see psychologists. If psychologists are not aware of the subtle pre...

Series: Responding effectively to suicidality when working online with clients Managing suicide risk in psychologists’ work with clients is an ongoing professional and ethical concern. The worry that they might not have done enough is common and can stay with the psychologi...

The theory of ego development, as it applies to adult personal growth and change, is not well-known in mainstream clinical psychology but is deeply researched and well-established in academic developmental psychology. This on-demand activity covers how experiences of anxiet...

The Deep Mind Transformation Method aims to equip psychologists with skills in psychodynamic psychotherapy, relational/attachment-based therapy, and neuroscience. It will help psychologists move from feeling burnt out and inadequate to becoming confident and skilled facilitato...

Psychologists who wish to provide supervision for registrants undertaking the 4+2 and 5+1 internships, the registrar program and higher degree placements, must complete the required training to be a Psychology Board of Australia (PsyBA)-approved supervisor. The APS is a Psy...

The webinar will demonstrate the framework and minimal policies and procedures that are required to create client safety and high quality services in private practices that are solo or small group in structure. The framework is developed from the The Private Practice Managemen...

Psychologists who wish to provide supervision for registrants undertaking the 4+2 and 5+1 internships, the registrar program and higher degree placements, must complete the required training to be a Psychology Board of Australia (PsyBA; ‘the Board’) Board-approved supervisor. ...

The Health Psychology College, Victoria Branch is hosting live 60 minute peer supervision and reflective practice discussions on a monthly basis open to all psychologists. The focus for each session will be on a different area of health psychology practice with topics aligned ...