31 JULY - 2 AUGUST 2026
Hotel Grand Chancellor, nipaluna (Hobart)
JOIN US IN HOBART
2026 APS College of Clinical Neuropsychologists Conference
Centre, reflect, transform: A rights-based future for neuropsychology
Why is it important to keep asking ourselves how our own or society’s ideas might affect the way we understand someone’s brain or behaviour?
Join Australia’s leading clinical neuropsychologists for three days of learning, networking, and professional growth. Connect with colleagues, researchers, and students to shape the future of neuropsychology and advance equitable, culturally responsive care.
This year, we invite you to centre, reflect, and transform.
What you’ll take away
After the conference, you’ll be ready to:
- Apply evidence-based strategies across clinical neuropsychology research and community settings
- Navigate ethical and competency standards with confidence
- Support and deliver inclusive, rights-based care for clients from diverse backgrounds
- Use innovative tools and digital approaches to extend your impact
- Collaborate across disciplines to improve outcomes
Key focus areas include:
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives
- Cultural influences on neuropsychology
- Disability and accessibility
- Age-related neuropsychological needs
- LGBTIQA+ identity and inclusion
- Neurodiversity and innovative care approaches
ADVANCE PRACTICE,
EXPAND HORIZONS
Join neuropsychologists in Hobart to refine skills, share insights, and embrace innovation in clinical practice and lifelong learning at this transformative conference.
EXPLORE RESEARCH,
ELEVATE IMPACT
Discover cutting-edge research, new assessment tools, and therapies. Engage in discussions that expand knowledge and improve outcomes in brain health and neuropsychological care.
CONNECT, COLLABORATE,
RENEW
Network with experts in Hobart’s inspiring setting. Build connections, exchange ideas, and recharge in a space where collaboration and passion for learning thrive.
SAVE THE DATE
Join us in Tasmania for the 2.5 day event at Hotel Grand Chancellor, Hobart
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
Centre, Reflect, Transform: A rights-based future for neuropsychology
This year’s conference is centred on embedding psychology’s regulatory changes within the neuropsychology discipline. Submissions are invited from neuropsychologists, researchers, educators, and students across all areas of neuropsychology practice. We welcome research papers, workshops, fireside chats and panel proposals that address the conference theme: Centre, reflect, transform: A rights-based future for neuropsychology.
Topic areas include:
- Professional Ethics: Cultural Safety, Social Justice, and Reflexivity
- Human Rights and Systems of Care
- Lifespan Neuropsychology: Aging, Neurodevelopment, and Transitional Care
- Wellbeing, Recovery, and Mental Health Integration
- Digital Innovations, Neurotechnology, and Contemporary Practice
- Lived Experience, Consumer Partnerships, and Co-Design
- Education, Training, and Workforce Development
Neuropsychology and Public Health: Population-Level Impacts and Prevention - Submissions are open to APS members and non-members.
This is an opportunity to present new findings, share innovative approaches, and contribute to a rights-based, culturally responsive, and socially informed future for neuropsychology.
Accepted presentations will be part of a comprehensive 2.5 day program of scientific, clinical, and practice-focused sessions. Join us in nipaluna, Hobart to share ideas, build collaborations, and help shape the evolving landscape of neuropsychological practice in Australia.
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