Australian Association of Psychologists

The Australian Association of Psychologists Inc (AAPi) is a values-driven national professional peak body for psychologists.

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There's still time to make the most of the end of year Member Advantage offers!

Whether you're shopping for everyday essentials, looking for a new electronic gadget or picking up a gift card, there are member deals across a range of popular brands.

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Join Dr Nathan Brooks for a training session exploring warning signs of escalating behaviour, responding to unwanted contact, and practical strategies to protect your personal and professional wellbeing.

Register here: https://t.co/W3cFNGgIoY

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Learn to identify the metrics that matter, improve visibility over your practice’s performance, and build simple systems for tracking revenue and profitability.

Use KPIs and regular reviews to make more informed decisions and keep your practice on track.
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This introductory webinar explores how Socratic questioning can shift therapists from “rescuer” to facilitator, uncover what’s happening beneath the surface, and support more sustainable therapeutic practice.

Register here: https://t.co/tVWzJPmYRO

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Each month, AAPi members gain complimentary access to an additional reference book for that month. The book for November is 'Technological Addictions'.

It offers clinicians, individuals and families practical guidance on recognising problematic use.

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Building on Tara Diversi’s November webinar, this session will help you build your confidence in discussing nutritional factors with clients or integrating dietary considerations into clinical formulations and treatment planning.
Register here: https://t.co/4wX0DL32Ig

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We live in a culture that elevates romantic love to the be-all and end-all of human connection, relegating friendship to second-best. This hierarchy is a misunderstanding of the human heart. Friendships are the necessary architecture of our daily lives.

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Join Dr Harvey Schwartz for this 90-minute webinar, hosted by AAPi’s Psychedelic Assisted Psychotherapy Interest Group.

Register here: https://t.co/w0SUsoKTKW

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Missed the AAPi 2026 National Conference, or keen to revisit a presentation? Digital-on-demand recordings are now available, giving you the opportunity to catch up on main conference sessions across two streams, at a time that suits you.

🔗https://t.co/XhdEIBDrwg

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We’ve had some brilliant CPD webinars and presenters this year!

Here are the most-watched AAPi webinars of 2026 so far, covering a broad range of topics to support your learning and practice.

Browse these and many more in the AAPi webinar library: https://t.co/qfxrlCiVTF

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The Federal Government’s $630 million investment recognises the historic undervaluation of female-dominated health and community services. But this recognition must extend to psychology, too.

Read the News24 article: https://t.co/CYnDgBgX7t

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How can psychologists communicate the value of ongoing care when clients are feeling the financial pinch?

Join Damien for practical tips on communicating your value, improving the client experience and helping clients stay engaged with their care.

https://t.co/oLY5obraC8

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Is your CPD up to date? 👀

The CPD cycle wraps up on 30 November, so now’s a good time to check your CPD log.

Catch up on your CPD and track your activities through your member portal: https://t.co/oIarn4MNEU

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Thriving Kids officially commenced on 1 October 2026.

Read the full AAPi update for an overview of what has started, what is still to come, state and territory information, and the latest resources for psychologists and families: https://t.co/beRxRKxj7B

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Anxiety is one of the most diagnosed mental health conditions worldwide, and having practical strategies and prompts to turn to can help when anxious thoughts start to take over.

Save this for when you need a little help stepping back from anxious thoughts.

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Join Xander Sumpton to explore how virtual characters are being designed for education, rehabilitation, research and anxiety management, and the psychology behind their visual design and use in VR.

Register here: https://t.co/HVn9ZTC6Ia

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Learn to screen for smartphone addiction and IGD using validated tools, interpret results within a developmental framework, and make an informed clinical judgement about how and when to prioritise treatment of screen-related disorders.

https://t.co/AZecBaOGHm

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This two-part series offers a practical introduction to psychodynamic concepts, exploring relational patterns, transference, countertransference, the non-verbal realm, and how to use these insights to deepen formulation and therapeutic work.

Register: https://t.co/MQCxLYby8N

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Join Tara Diversi for a “no silly questions” introduction to nutrition for psychologists, with practical tips to spot misinformation and understand the role of psychologists in supporting nutrition wellbeing and when to refer to a dietitian.

Register: https://t.co/2Gs62bFhEn

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Mish Lisik explores how being diagnosed as an adult can reshape self-understanding, self-acceptance, career decisions, workplace advocacy and approaches to burnout, while highlighting the barriers many Autistic adults continue to face at work.

https://t.co/67l6iYlGMz