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Psychology's 1984 Moment: AHPRA's New Code of Conduct for a Thought-Controlled Era

Psychology's 1984 Moment: AHPRA's New Code of Conduct for a Thought-Controlled Era

Published 10 months, 4 weeks ago
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: Live on Sunday 30 November at 8pm (Sydney), former psychologist Ros Nealon-Cook and educational & developmental psychologist Sandra Scott will be discussing AHPRA’s new Code of Conduct — a sweeping regulatory overhaul with profound implications for the profession and the public.

The new Code collapses the boundary between private and professional life, pressures medical conformity, compels ideological positions, expands surveillance between colleagues and employers, and grants regulators unprecedented reach into speech, belief and conduct.

We’ll be discussing what these changes mean in practice and why they matter. A critical conversation — not to be missed.

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