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About the APS Interest Groups
APS Interest Groups support members with special interests and assist communication between members interested in similar fields. The groups also advise the Society on issues related to their area of interest. Membership is open to all APS members.
Why join?
Interest Groups hold seminars, courses and conferences, publish newsletters and perform a range of activities on behalf of their members.
Application forms
All members can join one or more Interest Groups. Non-APS members are also welcome to join the Interest Groups listed on the Non-APS member application form. Download an application form for:
- Member application form
(143kb)
- Student application form (143kb)
- Non-APS application form (127kb)
APS Interest Groups
There are 27 APS Interest Groups covering a wide range of special interests.
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and Psychology
- Buddhism and Psychology
- Child, Adolescent and Family Psychology
- Christianity and Psychology
- Coaching Psychology
- Evolutionary Psychology
- Gay and Lesbian Issues and Psychology
- Narrative Theory & Practice in Psychology
- Personal Construct Psychology
- Psychoanalytically Oriented Psychology
- Psychologists for Peace
- Psychologists for the Promotion of Animal Welfare
- Psychology and Ageing
- Psychology and Complementary and Alternative Medicine
- Psychology and Cultures
- Psychology and Substance Use
- Psychology and the Environment
- Psychology from an Islamic Perspective
- Psychology of Men and Masculinities
- Psychology of Relationships
- Rehabilitation Psychology
- Rural and Remote Psychology
- Sufism and Psychology
- Teaching, Learning & Psychology
- Telephone and Internet-based Counselling and Psychology
- Transpersonal Psychology
- Women and Psychology
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