Any interaction with a client can create misunderstanding that causes worse outcomes. When working with clients from other cultures or language groups, this risk increases significantly. This webinar will introduce a systematic way to approach cross cultural communication t...

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. This AI & Psychology Members' Symposium provides a comprehensive ex...

Summary This 2-day live 'virtual' workshop aims to upskill practising mental health professionals in the use of use of Adapted Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) Coping Skills for Cognitively Impaired Clients with Challenging/Offending Behaviours. Course Overview Or...

The APS hosts this activity with the APS Psychology and Ageing Interest Group (PAIG). The complexities of a gaining a dementia diagnosis, the changes in abilities and family relationships can cause enormous strain on all involved. Being able to identify the most appropriate...

Health professionals are among the most trusted sources of information for women. It's important to feel confident and equipped to ask about alcohol use when supporting women who are pregnant, planning a pregnancy, or breastfeeding as these conversations can significantly impr...

There are 3.37 million Australians currently living with chronic pain. Traditionally perceived to be a concern for the medical field alone, a growing understanding of brain plasticity and the role of psycho-social factors has led to a paradigm shift in best-practice treatme...

CPD on the go® eLearning activities provide an opportunity to learn about diverse topics in short, flexible sessions that you can peruse at your own pace, wherever you are.  Eating disorders take an intense physical and psychological toll on the individual and are the most ...

The APS hosts this activity with the APS Psychology & Ageing Interest Group (PAIG).  The webinar will report on a literature review identifying the capacity of psychosocial interventions to address self-efficacy in older adults. Results of the literature review will be pres...

Wellbeing and you is not the standard ‘you need to take care of yourself’ course. We don’t want to tell you things you already know. But we do want to provide some space for you to consider what self-care truly means, for you, for the people you work and care for, and the valu...

Content advisory note The following educational activity may contain content related to sensitive topics, including but not limited to, trauma, violence, abuse, self-harm and suicide, cultural sensitivities, and more. These subjects can be distressing and may evoke strong e...