APS Branches

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

APS Colleges

There are nine Colleges of the APS, representing a range of specialist 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 41 APS Interest Groups covering a wide range of special interests.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and Psychology
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Psychology
Buddhism and Psychology
Child, Adolescent and Family Psychology
Christianity and Psychology
Coaching Psychology
Deafness and Psychology
Dispute Resolution and Psychology
ePsychology
Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR) and Psychology
Family Law and Psychology

Gay and Lesbian Issues and Psychology
Narrative Theory & Practice in Psychology
Neurofeedback and Psychology
Occupational Health Psychology
People with Intellectual and/or Developmental Disability and Psychology
Perinatal and Infant Psychology
Personal Construct Psychology
Personality and Individual Differences Psychology
Psychoanalytically-Oriented Psychology
Psychologists for Peace
Psychologists for the Promotion of Animal Welfare

Psychologists in Oncology
Psychologists in Schools
Psychology and Ageing
Psychology and Complementary Therapies
Psychology and Cultures
Psychology and Substance Use
Psychology and the Environment
Psychology Education
Psychology from an Islamic Perspective
Psychology of Eating, Weight and Body Image
Psychology of Relationships

Refugee Issues and Psychology
Rehabilitation Psychology
Rural and Remote Psychology
Sufism and Psychology
Transpersonal Psychology
Trauma and Psychology
Women and Psychology
Yoga and Psychology

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and Psychology

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Image of painting The APS Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and Psychology Interest group is concerned with promoting best psychological practice for working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Currently representing 227 APS psychologists, the Interest Group recognises Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as Australia's First Peoples.