COVID-19: Returning to the office
As government restrictions related to COVID-19 ease across Australia, we are witnessing an influx of employees returning to their workplaces. Many workers will welcome the ability to reconnect with colleagues, customers, and supervisors in person, however for others this trans...
Last reviewed May 2022
New Life Members join list of eminent APS psychologists
Member Only
InPsych
The APS awards the status of Life Member to those members who have held at least 50 years membership with the APS. This year, 12 new Life Members of the APS have been appointed, bringing the total to 96 current Life Members of the APS. The new Life Members are: Mrs Jean Coffey...
Published Jun 2017
Resources from the Department of Veterans’ Affairs
Member Only
News
The following articles relating to Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA) health care arrangements have been published in DVA Provider News.
‘Improved DVA website resources and content for providers’
The article alerts providers that DVA has listened to concerns raised by...
Published Jul 2020
COVID-19 survey for DPRET
Member Only
News
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on members' academic, teaching and research activities
In June 2020 the APS surveyed members of the Division of Psychological Research, Education and Training (DPRET) about the impact of COVID-19 on academic, research and teaching activit...
Published Jul 2020
New Life Members join long list of prominent APS psychologists
Member Only
InPsych
The APS awards the status of Life Member to those members who have held at least 50 years membership with the APS. This year, there are twenty-two new Life Members of the APS, bringing the total to 129 current Life Members of the APS.
The full list of current Life Members o...
Published Jun 2020
NSW CEDP Peer Consultation and Networking Group
APS College
The NSW CEDP Committee is hosting small peer consultation/networking opportunities for members. This is a great opportunity to meet peers online and make new connections. We are starting with some specific topics but welcome any other ideas. If you are interested in connecting...
The missing link - Integrating somatic approaches into clinical practice - SYDNEY 19-21 SEPTEMBER 2025
Non-APS Event
Within psychology, the body and even emotion, has sometimes been sidelined with a focus on the thinking mind, in line with current cultural values. However, when used in isolation, this approach can result in the shoring up of old, previously necessary, but ultimately limiting...
Foundations in trauma: Perinatal trauma
APS Institute
In Australia, up to one-third of birthing parents are affected by perinatal trauma, not to mention non-birthing parents, fathers, and those who witness a traumatic birth. This course has been specifically designed for psychologists seeking to deepen their understanding and enh...
Overcoming prolonged isolation and loneliness in late life
APS Institute
The APS hosts this activity with the APS Psychology and Ageing Interest Group (PAIG).
The impact of prolonged isolation is a common clinical challenge, particularly since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Older adults who may be facing setbacks with changes in health status, may be...
Getting started in AI for Psychologists
APS Institute
The APS hosts this webinar with the APS College of Clinical Psychologists.
This is an introductory session aimed at equipping psychologists with foundational knowledge about AI and its practical applications in their field.
The session will cover three key areas:
a...