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The APS Branches support members and promote the profession of psychology at a state and regional level.

Australian Capital Territory

  • Australian Capital Territory

New South Wales

  • Illawarra
  • New England Northwest
  • Newcastle
  • NSW Central Coast
  • NSW Far-South Coast
  • NSW Mid-North Coast
  • NSW North Coast
  • NSW Western Region
  • Riverina
  • Shoalhaven
  • South-West Sydney
  • Sydney

Northern Territory

  • Central Australia Branch
  • NT Top End

Queensland

  • Brisbane Area
  • Bundaberg-Hervey Bay Region
  • Central Queensland
  • Far-North Queensland
  • Gold Coast
  • Greater Darling Downs and South Western Queensland
  • Mackay
  • North Queensland
  • Sunshine Coast

South Australia

  • South Australia

Tasmania

  • Branch - Tasmania

Victoria

  • Albury/Wodonga
  • Ballarat
  • Barwon
  • Bendigo
  • Gippsland
  • Melbourne
  • Mornington Peninsula
  • Outer Eastern Melbourne Branch
  • South-West Victoria

Western Australia

  • Goldfields Esperance
  • Mid-West WA
  • Perth
  • South-West WA
  • WA Great Southern

Overseas

  • Overseas Members

APS Colleges

There are nine APS Colleges representing a range of different areas in psychology.

APS College of:
  • Clinical Neuropsychologists
  • Clinical Psychologists
  • Community Psychologists
  • Counselling Psychologists
  • Educational and Developmental Psychologists
  • Forensic Psychologists
  • Health Psychologists
  • Organisational Psychologists
  • Sport and Exercise Psychologists

APS Interest Groups

There are 44 APS Interest Groups covering a wide range of special interests.

  • Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and Psychology
  • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Psychology
  • Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder & Psychology
  • Buddhism and Psychology
  • Child Sexual Abuse Issues and Psychology
  • Child, Adolescent and Family Psychology
  • Christianity and Psychology
  • Clinical Hypnosis in Psychology
  • Coaching Psychology
  • Diverse Bodies, Genders, and Sexualities
  • Domestic and Family Violence Prevention and Psychology
  • ePsychology
  • Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy and Psychology Interest Group
  • Internal Family Systems and Psychology
  • Military and Emergency Services and Psychology
  • Narrative Theory & Practice in Psychology
  • Perinatal and Infant Psychology
  • Personal Construct Psychology
  • Positive Psychology
  • Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy
  • Psychoanalytically-Oriented Psychology
  • Psychologists for Peace
  • Psychologists in Oncology
  • Psychologists in Schools
  • Psychology and Ageing
  • Psychology and Cultures
  • Psychology and Early Childhood Intervention
  • Psychology and Homelessness
  • Psychology and Integrative Mental Health
  • Psychology and Substance Use
  • Psychology and the Performing Arts and Entertainment Industry
  • Psychology and Yoga
  • Psychology Education
  • Psychology from an Islamic Perspective
  • Psychology in the Public Sector
  • Psychology of Eating, Weight and Body Image
  • Psychology of Intellectual Disability & Autism
  • Psychosis and Psychology
  • Refugee Issues and Psychology
  • Rehabilitation Psychology of Injury, Chronic Illness, and Pain Interest Group
  • Rural and Remote Psychology
  • Transpersonal Psychology
  • Trauma and Psychology
  • Women and Psychology

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Branches

The APS Branches support members and promote the profession of psychology at a state and regional level.

Colleges

APS Colleges represent specific areas of practice in psychology. Each College promotes its area, maintains practice standards and quality assurance, and encourages and supports the education and professional development of expert practitioners.

Interest Groups

APS Interest Groups support members with special interests and assist communication between members interested in similar fields. The groups also advise the Society on issues related to their area of interest. Membership is open to all APS members.
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