Welcome to the student and early career (registrar) section of the CCLP. The current student representative on the College of Clinical Psychologists National Committee is Stella Mihailova and the early career representative is Belinda Bury. Our roles are to advocate for, and represent students enrolled in postgraduate Clinical Psychology training programs, psychologists who are undertaking the Clinical Psychology Registrar Program, and psychologists in their first five years or practice.
Please feel free to contact us with any matters you would like raised to the National Committee. We can be contacted at the following email address: aps.cc.student@gmail.com
Students who are (A) enrolled in an APAC-accredited Masters or Doctorate program in Clinical Psychology AND (B) a current APS member/associate member/student subscriber, are eligible to join the College of Clinical Psychologists (CCLP) for $15.
To become a student subscriber either:
As a student member of the APS you will receive:
In addition, if you join the CCLP you will receive specific Clinical Psychology support including:
If you would like to find out more about what clinical psychology is, what clinical psychologists do and what the current training pathways are, then please see the following presentation from the APS Melbourne Branch Careers Information Day September 2014
APS Psych Student HQ (http://www.psychology.org.au/studentHQ) also has information of pathways and resources to support psychology students.
A list of Accredited Clinical Psychology post-graduate programs available throughout Australia can be found at the APAC website
Psychologists who:
To become an associate member either:
For information about the Registrar Program please click on this link to the Psychology Board of Australia
We would love you to become involved in the college!
Like our Facebook page to stay up to date on news and events: https://www.facebook.com/APSClinicalPsychologists
Check out our forum https://groups.psychology.org.au/Forum/Board.aspx?ID=33 available only to members), The forum allows members to post and communicate with each other on topics such as 'Supervision Opportunities', 'Private Practice Issues', and 'Workshop Recommendations'.
Come along to our Events – check out our national and state-based events, including the annual APS College of Clinical Psychologists Conference.
Get in touch – we currently have a few ideas in the works about how to better support students and registrars. If you have any suggestions then please feel free to email us (aps.cc.student@gmail.com) or contact your local state committee.