How to join
Joining an APS Interest Group, such as the Domestic and Family Violence Prevention and Psychology Interest Group, is easy. Interest Groups are open to all APS members, and an annual 'Access to Interest Groups' subscription for $25 gives you access to one or more groups.
Step-by-Step Guide
Step 1: Access Your APS Member Dashboard
- Click this link to go to the APS Member Dashboard.
- If you’re already logged in, you’ll be taken directly to the dashboard.
- If you’re not logged in, enter your APS member credentials, and you’ll be redirected to the dashboard automatically.
Step 2: Purchase the 'Access to Interest Groups' Subscription
- On your dashboard, click the "Subscribe to More Interest Groups" link.
- Select 'Access to Interest Groups' and follow the prompts to complete your purchase for $25.
Step 3: Select One or More Interest Groups
- A list of Interest Groups will be displayed in alphabetical order (A–Z).
- Scroll through the list to find the Domestic and Family Violence Prevention and Psychology Interest Group.
- Select this group (and any others you’re interested in) to join.
Step 4: Explore Additional Subscription Options
Once you’ve selected your Interest Group(s), keep scrolling to see other subscription options available to APS members, including:
- College Journals
- APS Journals (Australian Psychologist and Australian Journal of Psychology)
- ProQuest Premium Database (all APS members already have access to the standard ProQuest database).
Step 5: Complete Your Payment
- When you’re ready to finalise, click "Continue to Payment".
- Enter your payment details and click "Pay Now".
- Your payment will be processed, and you’ll receive a confirmation email.
Step 6: Access Your Interest Groups
It will take 1–2 days for your Interest Group to appear in your PsyCommunity list of My Communities. Once your Interest Group is visible, you can participate in discussions, access resources, and connect with other members.
Need to Get in Touch?
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