1-2-3 Magic® & Emotion Coaching For Practitioners
Non-APS Event
1-2-3 Magic® & Emotion Coaching for Practitioners who teach parents
A ONE-DAY PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: Equips you with the knowledge to teach parents and carers of 2-12 year-old children, skills to manage their children’s difficult behaviour.
123 Magic & Emotion Co...
Contracts in psychology practice: A protection for all parties
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InPsych
Psychologists are increasingly moving away from working as solo practitioners to joining larger practices and working under a contracted arrangement. This development means that psychologists need to consider the business arrangements under which they are prepared to work and ...
Published May 2017
Health services for the homeless: A need for flexible, person-centred and multidisciplinary services
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InPsych
Homeless people encounter multiple barriers to accessing services for their general health, housing, employment and psychosocial needs (Anderson, 1992). These barriers include long waiting times, inflexible scheduling, inadequate service options and complicated admission crite...
Published Apr 2019
Framework for an Australian Curriculum for Psychological Science in Secondary Schools
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InPsych
Psychology is a popular topic amongst students, not only at the higher education but also at the secondary level. There are considerable differences among States and Territories in whether and how psychology is taught as part of the senior high school science curriculum. This ...
Published Jun 2017
APS recommendations for health reforms
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InPsych
The recent completion of three major reports for the Australian Government's health reform agenda presents an enormous opportunity to reshape the Australian health system and improve health services delivery to all Australians.
An inescapable theme running through all three...
Published Jun 2017
A snapshot of the Australian psychology workforce
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InPsych
A lack of precise information about the psychology workforce in Australia has created the need to ensure that relevant, current, accurate and unbiased data on the availability and quality of psychological services is collected.
Recent government initiatives and policy decis...
Published Jun 2017
Introduction to the new PsyBA Code of conduct and Professional competencies for psychologists
APS Institute
As part of its commitment to supporting psychologists through regulatory change, the APS is delivering a webinar series designed to help members understand and apply the revised Psychology Board of Australia (PsyBA) Code of conduct and updated PsyBA Professional competencies f...
The day tragedy came to our school
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InPsych
In October 2016 a family of four was found dead in their Sydney home in an apparent murder-suicide. The psychologist involved in the school response was a recent graduate contracted to fill a maternity-leave position at the school for only a year while completing a registrar p...
Published Mar 2018
Young Tasmanians left waiting months to see school psychologists as Australia's youth mental health
News
In Australia, almost 40 per cent of people aged 16-24 are living with a mental health disorder. Twenty-three-year-old Susannah Mannie is one of them.
For most of her teenage years Susannah battled mania and depression.
Without the support she needed, Susannah dropped out...
Published Nov 2023
Supporting alcohol-free pregnancy and safe breastfeeding
Non-APS Event
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...