When Evelien’s father died, it was her friends who cared for her best, APS in The Sydney Morning Her
This article is featured in The Sydney Morning Herald and is republished with permission.
In January 2025, Evelien Florijn’s father, Gert, chose voluntary assisted dying at his home in the Netherlands. Evelien, now 33, was by his side when he passed, along with her mother a...
Last reviewed Jun 2026
APS on Nine - How 'open loops' in your mind are making you tired
This article was originally published on nine.com.au and is republished with permission
If you’ve ever wondered why your brain feels like an internet browser with multiple tabs, a concept called open loops is likely to blame. It’s the idea that we remember unfinished tasks ...
Last reviewed Sep 2026
Why has everyone suddenly got ADHD?
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Writer Sophie Knight, 37, lives in Amsterdam. Most mornings, she unlocks her bicycle from beside her apartment building so she can ride to work as a freelance journalist and researcher. “There’s a sequence of things I need to do when I unlock it,” she explains. “I need to put ...
Published Mar 2024
APS welcomes findings of long COVID inquiry
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Australia’s peak body for psychology, the Australian Psychological Society (APS) has welcomed recognition of the impact of long COVID on mental health and the need to support the psychological health of long COVID patients, however it says more needs to be done to support peop...
Published Apr 2023