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22/11/2025
A gentle reminder to APS members that the Australian Psychological Society Board Elections are currently open. Your vote truly matters. Please ensure that you submit your vote before it closes at 10:00 am AEDT on Monday, 24 November 2025. Let’s all take a moment to participate and help shape the leadership that represents us.
04/11/2025
Dear WA Members,
As another year draws to a close the WA team wishes to extend their heartfelt thanks to each of you for your dedication, compassion, and commitment to the practice of Counselling Psychology.
We warmly invite WA members to join us for our WA Annual General Meeting on Wednesday, 4 December 2025, from 6:15 PM to 7:15 PM (via Zoom). While we may not be sharing the same pot of tea or plate of biscuits in person, it will still be wonderful to see familiar faces on screen as we connect, reflect, and plan for the year ahead.
We’ll share updates on APS activities and welcome your thoughts and ideas for 2026. Your presence, even through the pixels, truly makes a difference.
With appreciation and warm wishes for a restorative and joyful end to the year.
12/10/2025
We had a researcher reach out to us for help promoting her study - she is hoping to get input from a more diverse range of psychologists (i.e., not just clinical or general psychs).
The Colleges of Counselling Psychology and Ed & Dev Psychology are pleased to invite all APS members to the following webinar on Saturday 20th September:
🧡 Multidisciplinary assessment and collaborative support for complex neurodevelopmental presentations 🧡
This interactive two hour professional development workshop brings together paediatricians, psychologists, speech pathologists, and lived experience to explore contemporary, multidisciplinary approaches to assessment and support for children and adolescents with complex neurodevelopmental and mental health presentations.
The workshop focuses on the practical realities, benefits, and challenges of multidisciplinary assessment, ongoing case formulation, and collaborative intervention. Participants will engage with real-world case studies, including perspectives from neurodivergent clinicians and clients, to gain insight into:
- The distinct and complementary roles of paediatrics, psychology, and speech pathology in complex assessments
- How collaborative, multidisciplinary assessment can improve diagnostic clarity, therapeutic alliance, and outcomes for clients and families
- Navigating practical barriers such as rural access, NDIS requirements, and ongoing case management
- Integrating lived experience and neurodiversity-inclusive practices throughout assessment, feedback, and pathways to support.
The workshop features interactive discussion, panel Q&A, and actionable strategies for enhancing multidisciplinary collaboration in both private and public sector settings.
Please join us live to take part in this information-packed webinar, or sign up before the 20th September in order to watch the recording for 90 days afterwards.
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29/08/2025
The Colleges of Counselling Psychology and Ed & Dev Psychology are pleased to invite all APS members to the following webinar on Saturday 20th September:
🧡 Multidisciplinary assessment and collaborative support for complex neurodevelopmental presentations 🧡
This interactive two hour professional development workshop brings together paediatricians, psychologists, speech pathologists, and lived experience to explore contemporary, multidisciplinary approaches to assessment and support for children and adolescents with complex neurodevelopmental and mental health presentations.
The workshop focuses on the practical realities, benefits, and challenges of multidisciplinary assessment, ongoing case formulation, and collaborative intervention. Participants will engage with real-world case studies, including perspectives from neurodivergent clinicians and clients, to gain insight into:
- The distinct and complementary roles of paediatrics, psychology, and speech pathology in complex assessments
- How collaborative, multidisciplinary assessment can improve diagnostic clarity, therapeutic alliance, and outcomes for clients and families
- Navigating practical barriers such as rural access, NDIS requirements, and ongoing case management
- Integrating lived experience and neurodiversity-inclusive practices throughout assessment, feedback, and pathways to support.
The workshop features interactive discussion, panel Q&A, and actionable strategies for enhancing multidisciplinary collaboration in both private and public sector settings.
Please join us live to take part in this information-packed webinar, or sign up before the 20th September in order to watch the recording for 90 days afterwards.
The College of Counselling Psychologists is co-hosting an online workshop with the College of Educational & Developmental Psychologists on Saturday 20 September, 11am–1pm (AEST).
🧡 A contemporary model of multidisciplinary assessment and collaborative support for complex presentations 🧡
Join a panel of four leading experts in neurodevelopmental disorders in children and adolescents for a practical, ND-affirming discussion on multidisciplinary assessment, collaborative feedback, and ongoing support for clients and their carers.
Minimal cost for College members to keep it accessible.
Full details and registration link coming next week.
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