APS Branches

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

APS Colleges

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

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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

Buddhism and Psychology

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The APS Buddhism and Psychology Interest Group was formed to foster an exploration of the therapeutic possibilities that Buddhism offers. Therapists and students working in the counselling field are invited to participate in regular workshops to learn, share and enhance their therapeutic work.

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APS Branches

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

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Northern Territory

Queensland

South Australia

Tasmania

Victoria

Western Australia

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APS Colleges

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

APS Interest Groups

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

Buddhism and Psychology