Back-to-school budgeting a chance for kids to learn financial literacy and empathy, APS in ABC News
This article is featured in ABC News and is republished with permission.
Covering back-to-school expenses such as shoes and headphones can be daunting enough without your child asking for costly brand-names.
"This time of year is already a tough time for families," say...
Last reviewed Jan 2026
A ripple effect for employee wellbeing: Pro bono coaching in the not-for-profit sector
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InPsych
The global economic downturn has created a substantial increase in demand for community services provided by not‑for‑profit (NFP) organisations in Australia. At the same time, many NFPs face ongoing budget constraints from lower investment returns and less funding from philant...
Published Jun 2017
2026 APS College of Clinical Psychologists Conference
APS Conference
Join us in Hobart for the 2026 APS College of Clinical Psychologists Conference.
Discover the latest research, innovative therapies, and practical strategies shaping clinical practice. Connect with leading experts and peers who share your passion for improving mental health c...
Framework for Cultural Responsiveness
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This framework offers guidance for psychologists providing services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples.
It aligns with the Psychology Board of Australia Code of Conduct for Psychologists, Professional Competencies for Psychologists, and AHPRA’s National Scheme...
Last reviewed Dec 2025
Obsessive-compulsive disorder practice guide
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Resource
Last reviewed Apr 2023
Effective anti-racism strategies and conversations: Lessons from the literature
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InPsych
By Associate Professor Winnifred Louis MAPS, Dr Fiona Kate Barlow, Dr Katharine Greenaway and Stephen La Macchia, School of Psychology, University of Queensland
From racist tirades on buses and trains captured on camera phones, to genocide, deaths in custody, and race-based...
Published Jun 2017
Using play to help troubled children in the school setting
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InPsych
Helping troubled children in the school setting provides many challenges for the psychologist. When troubled children are identified by concerned parents and teachers, they are typically described as children exhibiting externalising behaviours which cause problems for others ...
Published Jun 2017
Effective interviewing of culturally and linguistically diverse clients
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InPsych
Effective interviewing of culturally and linguistically diverse clients Tips from Dr Nigar Khawaja MAPS, Convenor, APS Psychology and Cultures Interest Group
Preparing for the interview
At least a 90-minute session should be allocated for a culturally and linguistically ...
Published Sep 2024
APS support for psychologists working in NGOs
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InPsych
The APS provides a number of resources to support members who are working in NGOs.
Reference Group and National Office advisor
The APS Public Sector and Non-Government Organisation Reference Group was established in 2007 and is comprised of members with relevant expertis...
Published Jun 2017
The APS’s influence on decisions about psychologists and psychological services
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InPsych
Over my time as Executive Director, I have worked hard to build the credibility of the APS as an organisation that is not self-serving, but is focused on improving the psychological health and wellbeing of Australians.
When I speak with members across the country, a com...
Published Sep 2017