APS College of Clinical Psychologists Conference

The APS College of Clinical Psychologists Conference is a premier event for clinicians, researchers, educators, and students, focusing on the theme of 'Navigating Change and Embracing Opportunity.' Set against the breathtaking backdrop of Hobart’s waterfront and mountain views, this 2.5-day conference promises an enriching experience where the latest advancements in psychological science and practice converge. Attendees will engage in a dynamic mix of presentations, workshops, and panel discussions aimed at fostering professional growth and innovation in mental health care. The conference program is designed to highlight how evidence-based practices and new technologies are reshaping the future of clinical psychology, addressing critical topics such as diverse contexts in clinical psychology, innovative therapies, and the vital role of education in workforce development.

Participants will have the opportunity to present their research and findings, with a call for submissions welcoming contributions from both APS members and non-members. Presentations can be made within three thematic streams: 'Clinical Psychology & Diverse Contexts: People & Places,' 'The Way Forward: Technologies & Treatments,' and 'Education and the Clinical Workforce.' This is an excellent platform for psychologists and students to showcase their work, share insights on innovative practices, and contribute to the dialogue surrounding the future of psychological care in Australia. Beyond the formal sessions, the conference encourages networking among peers, allowing for connections across different stages of careers, from students to seasoned professionals. As the learning day concludes, attendees can unwind and explore Hobart’s renowned food scene and natural beauty, making this event not just a professional gathering, but also an inspiring personal experience. Join the community in Hobart and take part in this essential professional development opportunity that promises to elevate clinical practice and foster collaboration in the field of psychology.