The psychology and neuroscience of impulsivity: An introductory webinar 13 August 2026
Non-APS Event
This webinar examines impulsivity as a multidimensional process rather than a single trait or isolated behaviour, drawing together personality, cognitive, and behavioural perspectives into one working framework.
Participants are introduced to the distinction between functio...
Utilising process-based interventions and moment-to-moment tracking to assess therapy effectiveness
APS Institute
The APS hosts this on-demand activity with the APS College of Clinical Psychologists.
Although most clinicians exhibit strong evidence-based clinical skills, they experience difficulty in knowing what to do when these interventions are not achieving the desired results. The...
Neurofeedback in clinical practice
APS Institute
The APS hosts this webinar with the APS College of Clinical Psychologists.
Clinical EEG Neurofeedback is emerging as an evidence-based approach to helping clients with a range of difficulties including emotional dysregulation, the effects of trauma, difficulties with attent...
PsyBA-approved Supervisor training Master class: Managing tricky situations and problems in supervisory relationships
APS Institute
PsyBA-approved Supervisor refresher training
Master class (Part 4) has been developed for psychologists who want to maintain their status as a Psychology Board of Australia (PsyBA)-approved supervisor (principal or secondary).
Psychologists who are not currently a PsyBA...
PsyBA-approved Supervisor training Master class: Compassion-focused supervision: Integrating compassion-focused approaches to supervision
APS Institute
PsyBA-approved Supervisor refresher training
Master class (Part 4) has been developed for psychologists who want to maintain their status as a Psychology Board of Australia (PsyBA)-approved supervisor (principal or secondary).
Psychologists who are not currently a PsyBA...
Navigating ethical issues during disasters and emergencies
APS Institute
Disasters and emergencies are an ever-present feature of Australian life, but the frequency and intensity of these events is increasing. Projections influenced by such issues as climate change suggest that this trajectory is likely to continue. With recent research indicating ...
Atomic habits in therapy: Feedback Informed Treatment and Precision Mental Healthcare
APS Institute
In the last few decades in therapy two key innovative approaches have developed, Feedback Informed Treatment (FIT) and Precision Mental Healthcare.
FIT involves structuring therapy sessions so that the start of each session the client rates their therapy progress and at the...
Neurodivergence, expression of impulsivity, and the developing brain in educational settings 12 August 2026
Non-APS Event
Impulsivity is often associated with high-risk or pathological behaviours. However, it is also a fundamental component of everyday decision-making, influencing how individuals respond to emotion, reward, stress, and environmental cues.
This webinar reframes impulsivity in n...
Suicidality in late life
APS Institute
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...
The personal and professional impacts of international crises on psychologists
APS Institute
This webinar will focus on the personal and professional impacts of international crises on psychologists.
The past several months have been a time of reflection on the immense and ongoing human suffering being experienced in our international community. Of course, psycho...