Is my degree accredited by APAC?
The easiest and quickest way to find out if your course is APAC-accredited is to search the accredited course listings on the APAC website.
If you are still unsure, APAC recommends that you first contact the APAC liaison officer at your university to obtain some clarity. ...
Last reviewed Nov 2019
Safety first – not last! Suicide Safety Planning Intervention (SPI)
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Suicide is a significant public health issue and sessions with suicidal clients are a concerning encounter for most psychologists. Having tools and strategies to mitigate the risk, support the client and alleviate your own personal stress are vital. A version of safety plannin...
Published Jul 2019
Dementia
Memory loss can be part of the normal ageing process.
While some declines in memory such as occasional forgetfulness may be common in older age, noticeable differences in memory and thinking, as well as changes in behaviour or personality may be early signs of dementia.
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Last reviewed Oct 2022
Postgraduate study
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Postgraduate study in psychology builds on foundational psychological knowledge and skills obtained during an accredited four years of undergraduate study.
At this level, study becomes more explicitly focussed on the skills and requirements needed by professional practition...
Last reviewed Aug 2025
APS terms and conditions
APS Membership T&Cs
Terms of website use T&Cs
Last reviewed Apr 2019
APS terms and conditions
APS Membership T&Cs
Terms of website use T&Cs
Last reviewed Apr 2019
Psychologists in international emergencies
This statement aims to orient psychologists to effective disaster response contributions in international emergencies. It is based on international guidelines for psychosocial intervention.
The APS endorses the Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) Guidelines on Mental Hea...
Last reviewed Jan 2018
More men will slip through the cracks unless rapid action is taken, says peak psychology body
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Every day, six Australian men die by suicide, devastating families, friends, and communities. The Australian Psychological Society (APS) warns that without urgent government action to address the critical shortage of psychologists, this tragic toll will only rise.
“The mes...
Published Jun 2025
Branches
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Branches are located across the country and are a central hub for psychologists to enhance the impact of psychology in the community.
They help psychologists carry out their work for the benefit of all Australians, including organising high-quality and innovative education ...
Last reviewed Sep 2024
How can psychology help me?
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What do psychologists do?
Psychologists study individuals and groups to better understand how people, communities and societies function, and devise ways to empower them and help them thrive. We do this through our understanding of mental and biological functions that driv...
Last reviewed Aug 2025