Tip Sheets

APS Tip Sheets inform clients about a range of psychological issues and how psychologists can help. They are a great resource for private practitioners and other health professionals, especially GPs.

See also > Tip Sheets tips

Tip Sheet index

All tip sheets are available to order as hard copy except where stipulated.

Ageing positively
Alcohol and other drugs
Anger: Managing your anger
Anxiety: Understanding and managing anxiety New!
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: Understanding and managing Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in Children
Bullying: Parent guide to helping children manage conflict, aggression and bullying
Children and the media (web-only version)
Climate change – what you can do
Communicating about violence, peace and social justice
Dementia: Understanding dementia
Depression: Understanding and managing depression and Understanding late-life depression
Eating disorders: Understanding and managing eating disorders
Environment: Talking with children about the environment
Helping girls develop a positive self image (web-only version)
Learning disabilities: Understanding specific learning disabilities New!
Lifestyle factors impacting upon medical conditions
Moving beyond racism (web-only version)
Natural disasters: Preparing for and coping with the threat and experience of natural disasters
Psychological Trauma: Understanding and Managing Psychological Trauma Updated!
Relationship problems and solutions
Sexual orientation and homosexuality
Suicide: Understanding and preventing suicide in young people
Talking with children about violence and injustice (web-only version)

Tip Sheet tips
There are many ways you can use APS Tip Sheets as a marketing resource for your practice. Start by always remembering to place your practice's name and address stamp in the empty box provided on the back page, then try the following ideas: Distribute Tip Sheets to clients and their families as an extra tool for education and understanding When updating a GP about a jointly managed patient, enclose an Tip Sheet and business card. GPs are a great distribution channel for Tip Sheets Enclose a Tip Sheet with every introduction/thank you letter you send to referral sources Display Tip Sheets in your waiting room Mail Tip Sheets to phone enquirers Distribute Tip Sheets at public speaking engagements Invite companies you work with to provide Tip Sheets to employees through their HR department Provide to Employee Assistance Program (EAP) contacts Ask your local sports/recreational centre or allied health professional to display Tip Sheets

Tip Sheet tips

There are many ways you can use APS Tip Sheets as a marketing resource for your practice. Start by always remembering to place your practice's name and address stamp in the empty box provided on the back page, then try the following ideas:

Distribute Tip Sheets to clients and their families as an extra tool for education and understanding
When updating a GP about a jointly managed patient, enclose an Tip Sheet and business card. GPs are a great distribution channel for Tip Sheets
Enclose a Tip Sheet with every introduction/thank you letter you send to referral sources
Display Tip Sheets in your waiting room
Mail Tip Sheets to phone enquirers
Distribute Tip Sheets at public speaking engagements
Invite companies you work with to provide Tip Sheets to employees through their HR department
Provide to Employee Assistance Program (EAP) contacts
Ask your local sports/recreational centre or allied health professional to display Tip Sheets

APS Catalogue and Product Orders

How to order
Please download catalogue and complete order form:
2008 catalogue & order form (148kb)

Please send the completed form to:
Australian Psychological Society
PO Box 38, Flinders Lane, Melbourne 8009
or
Please fax both sides of the form to: (03) 9663 6177