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Thursday 5th August 2010:
DINNER MEETING.

TIME: 7.00pm for 7.15pm start.

VENUE: Tiffins on the Park, cnr Greenhill and George St, Parkside.

RSVP: to secretary@psychologists.org.au

TOPICS: Psychology Board of Australia:Transition Period

In addition, the Executive will be provid-ing a brief synopsis on the developments with the WorkCover Fees and the application to the PBA re specialist titles.

COST: $40.00 members
$45.00 non members

Facilities to pay membership will be available on the night if you haven't done so already.



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April 2010:
The IPPP Annual General Meeting is set for Thursday 29th April 2010.

TIME: 6:30 for 7pm.

VENUE: Tiffins on the Park, cnr Greenhill and George St, Parkside.

RSVP: to secretary@psychologists.org.au

TOPICS: Important issues relating to the PBA registration, Medicare rebates, and WorkCover fees will be discussed.

All Executive positions are open for nomination.



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1-3-2010:
Professional Development Evening: 9 March 2010.

Contextual Issues in Psychological Testing - Critical considerations of tests.

Psychometric assessment is one of the unique contributions that a psychologist can bring to the assessment forum. In this presentation, Phil uses examples from psychological testing to highlight the importance of understanding the context in which testing is to occur. It is critical to understand the limits of tests, and to consider the motivation as to what distortions are likely within the testing context.

Dr Phil Watts is a West Australian clinical and forensic psychologist with 20 years experience. He is an exciting presenter who emphasises practical applications of psychological knowledge. He has extensive courtroom experience.His insights can be invaluable to you for presenting test results with integrity and crediblity in your practice, your assessments and your reports.

His presentation for us will be held once again at:
The Regal Park Motor Inn, 44 Barton Tce East, North Adelaide.
Tuesday 9th March, 6:30pm-7-:30pm.

This presentation is free to IPPP members, $25 to non-members.
You must, however, assist us with the courtesy of RSVPing to:
secretary@psychologists.org.au to be sure of a seat.

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22-12-2009:
The IPPP has made a submission to the Psychology Board of Australia's Consultation Paper on Registration and Related Matters. This and all other submissions may be viewed on the PBA website.

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22-11-2007:
35 Members of IPPP attained status of Fellow at Tiffins on Park.


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     The Institute of Private Practising Psychologists has been representing privately practising psychologists in South Australia since 1981.

     The IPPP has been a peak body of private practitioners in SA and a part of the national umbrella body, Psychology Private Australia (PPA).

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