Events

Psychology Networking Night  A night to help build your connections with professionals within your studies! With networking opportunities and internship opportunities for psych students and other counselling and research-related organisations! Location: TL Robertson inside The Lantern on Level 7 PLEASE FILL OUT FORM: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/PCiGJ4tiLN?origin=lprLink

We are hosting a sausage sizzle to raise funds for our upcoming projects and to spread awareness about our club on campus.    Event Details: Total Time: 11:30 AM – 3:30 PM Prep Start: 11:30 AM (Setting up the station and grill) Serving Time: Starts at 12:30 PM to 3:30 PM Location: Building 106F Guild Reception Area   We would need the help of 4 members per shift to cover the following roles:  Cooking the sausages. Preparing the buns and serving the sausages.  Handling the money and chatting with students about our club.   Pricing & Deals: Sausage Sizzle: $5 Drinks: $3 Combo Deal: $6 (Sausage + Drink)   Thank you!

Tasha Broomhall is an established author of multiple non-fiction books and journals that promote personal and organisational mental health. She holds a PhD investigating psychosocial safety and her work has been recognised with a Suicide Prevention Award, and as a finalist in the LiFE Awards for Excellence in Suicide Prevention and the Mental Health Week Media Awards. With her family of five, Tasha lives in Western Australia, where you can find her at the beach, writing or doing pottery.   Discuss career path from studying psychology, how she came to write the book (including fiction as a medium for sharing knowledge and influencing behaviours with lived experience beyond your own). Novel: A Life Dissembled. The conversation explores: Mental health challenges, suicide and its ripple effects, grief and recovery, and the essential role of human connection. This event offers a safe, engaging way for teams to reflect on themes that affect every workplace. How to support yourself and others. 

Join us for an engaging and insightful talk exploring the real cost of misunderstanding neurodiversity and challenges neurodivergent students face. Presented by Abdul Haseeb Waqar, an ICF ACC and EMCC accredited ADHD coach based in Perth, this talk will also share hopeful examples and stories of what works, along with practical steps students and educational institutions can take today. Event Details: Location: Curtin University, Bentley Campus - Room 402.308 Date & Time: Monday, 20th April 3-5pm Cost: Free We can't wait to see you there! Find out more information on our guest speaker here -> https://www.instagram.com/adhd_haseeb?igsh=MWZubWE5OTQ5YmE2bA== https://www.linkedin.com/in/haseebwaqar?utm_source=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=member_ios Got any questions? Contact Haseeb via email: adhdcoachingwithhaseeb@gmail.com   

🧠 Curtin Psychology Society — Annual General Meeting (AGM) 2025 Hey Gang! 💙 We’re wrapping up an amazing year and gearing up for an even bigger 2026! Join us for our Annual General Meeting (AGM) as we reflect on the year, elect our new committee, and set our goals for the year ahead. 📅 Date: Wednesday, 12th November 🕓 Time: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM 📍 Location: Online and In Person at Curtin University.  Please select your style of attendance from the tickets below (don't worry, they're free!). This will allow us to set up enough space and order enough food and drink for everyone attending in person.  At the AGM, we’ll: Review what the club achieved in 2025 Elect our 2026 Committee Discuss ideas and plans for future events, collaborations, and member perks Celebrate another year of growth, connection, and student support 🎉 All current members are welcome to attend and have their say. Only those present can vote in committee elections — so make sure to come along! 📝 Already nominated for a role? Great! We’ll go through nominations during the meeting. 💡 Thinking of getting more involved next year? Click here to nominate for a role! 🗳️ Nominations are still open until Monday, 10th November! If you’re thinking about getting more involved or running for a committee role, there’s still time to submit your nomination before the deadline. Don’t miss the chance to help shape the Psych Society in 2026! 💙 Let’s finish the year strong and get excited for everything 2026 has in store for the Curtin Psychology Society!

The Autism Association of Western Australia is excited to introduce the Provisional Psychology Academy, a premier program designed to advance the careers of provisional psychologists with a focus on disability and mental health.    Our program offers a comprehensive 5+1 Internship, providing an exceptional pathway to achieving general registration as a psychologist while deepening expertise in the disability sector. The Provisional Psychology Academy includes Board-approved supervision, external internship placements, and tailored professional development— all at no cost.   Key Features:  Funded Board Approved Supervision: Supported by a Commonwealth Government grant, Board Approved Supervision is provided at no cost to provisional interns. Expert Supervision: Receive guidance from Board-Approved Supervisors, including Dr. Lauren Taylor, a Senior Clinical Psychologist with extensive expertise in the disability sector.  Personalised Attention: Be part of a small cohort of up to fifteen provisional psychologists, ensuring that each intern receives individualised mentorship and support.  Networking Opportunities: Engage with peers and professionals, enhancing learning and career prospects.