Last reviewed May 2019

Many rural and remote communities have very limited access to mental health services, especially psychology services. There are a multiplicity of reasons for this limited access including the obvious geographical isolation, plus costs associated with transport (whether the ser...

Published Aug 2017

The APS's recently updated Working with interpreters: A practice guide for psychologists provides practical guidance to help psychologists deliver safe, effective, and culturally responsive care when working with clients who communicate in a language other than English.  Au...

Last reviewed Aug 2026

Last reviewed Feb 2023

Article summary  ​Placements are a pivotal, but often nerve-racking, milestone: APS member Peter reflects on the emotional mix of excitement and anxiety at the start of his placements, highlighting the steep learning curve of working with real clients.   ​Dive...

Last reviewed Jun 2025

This article is featured on news.com.au and is republished with permission. New data has revealed the most popular career ambition for Aussie teens and the reason why they’re flocking to this job is grim. Australia’s dire lack of mental health services has gotten so bad ...

Last reviewed Dec 2024

Last reviewed Mar 2024

Psychologists who are registered for GST (because they reach the income threshold within their businesses) will need to be aware that some psychology services are GST chargeable and others are GST free. This resource provides general advice regarding the application of GST ...

Last reviewed Dec 2025

Similar to other countries, the profession of psychology in Italy would benefit from a national professional organisation and regulations. School psychology is a profession in at least 83 countries, although there are considerable differences across countries in the practic...

Last reviewed Sep 2018

Last reviewed Jun 2023