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Dr Michelle Andrews Luke is an Educational and Developmental Psychologist, child therapist and academic at the University of Melbourne, with more than 20 years’ experience working with children, families and schools. Her work emphasises the importance of strong relationships, active listening and helping children feel seen, heard and valued. Michelle’s new book, A Guide to Relationship-Oriented Child Therapy: The Art of Listening for Connection, explores a practical, relationship-focused approach to child therapy, offering 50 suggestions, case examples and strategies for building meaningful therapeutic connections with children and their families. Purchase the book: https://www.booktopia.com.au/a-guide-to-relationship-oriented-child-therapy-michelle-andrews-luke/ebook/9783031996580.html?srsltid=AfmBOooybIeM_N99uzSJZGcLvp2k9BC8oEjJAvFDAU6VZeMEdNTwmEgT Subject for Change is the official podcast of the APS College of Educational & Developmental Psychologists. Contact us on: [email protected]

Interview with Professor Erica Frydenberg. Australian Educational & Developmental psychologist and internationally recognised expert in coping, resilience, and wellbeing. An Honorary Professorial Fellow at the University of Melbourne, she has dedicated her career to helping children, young people, families, and educators develop the skills to thrive through life's challenges. She is the author of numerous influential books, including Coping in Good Times and Bad and the memoir Do Not Forget Me Street. Purchase her books: Coping in Good Times and Bad   https://www.mup.com.au/books/coping-in-good-times-and-bad/9780522881639 Do Not Forget Me Street https://ginninderrapress.com.au/product/do-not-forget-me-street/ Subject for Change is the official podcast of the APS College of Educational & Developmental Psychologists. Contact us on: [email protected]

Interview with Alysha Witham, Grace Lee and Monali Kharade, who are all currently studying psychology at different stages of the pathway to registration in Australia. The episode focuses on these student's experiences of the sequence of study, and wider discussions on what it means to them to become a psychologist.  Subject for Change is the official podcast of the Australian Psychological Society’s (APS) College of Educational & Developmental Psychologists. Contact us on: [email protected]

Interview Tania Kalkidis. Tania is a Clinical Psychologist with more than 30 years of experience working with children, adolescents, adults, and couples. She is the Clinic Director of Freedom of Spirit and is known for her work in psychodynamic psychotherapy and relational therapy. She has also been involved in training and supervising psychologists in psychotherapy practice for many years.   For more information, please see: https://deepmindpt.com/   Follow this link to an upcoming free webinar: https://deepmindpt.com/free-deep-mind-transformation-method-webinar   Follow this link to the APS listings of upcoming webinars and the four-week course Deep Mind Transformation Method, and the eight-week advanced course The Deep Mind Mastery Journey: https://psychology.org.au/training-events/events-calendar?s=deep-mind-pt-series   Subject for Change is the official podcast of the Australian Psychological Society’s (APS) College of Educational & Developmental Psychologists. Contact us on: [email protected]

Interview with Andrew Chua about recent trends in engagement with AI chatbots and companions, including for seeking therapeutic support. Andrew is a Melbourne-based psychologist who has extensive experience working across community, secondary and tertiary education settings. In addition to his clinical work, Andrew is a longstanding member of the Australian Psychological Society (APS), has held significant leadership roles within the APS. For more information about Andrew, please see; https://andrewchua.com/   Subject for Change is the official podcast of the Australian Psychological Society’s (APS) College of Educational & Developmental Psychologists. Contact us on: [email protected]

Interview with Pamela Snow. Pam is University Distinguished Professor (Cognitive Psychology), and Co-Director of the Science of Language and Reading (SOLAR) Lab in the School of Education at La Trobe University. The interview covers the importance of evidence-based teaching in schools and its relationship to success for students both at school and in many later life outcomes. Please see the following links for more information about Pamela Snow: https://scholars.latrobe.edu.au/pcsnow https://pamelasnow.blogspot.com/ https://solar.blogs.latrobe.edu.au/ Subject for Change is the official podcast of the APS College of Educational & Developmental Psychologists. Contact us on: [email protected]

Interview with Educational & Developmental Psychologist Stephanie Lau on the subject of supporting complex clients and families who may be developmentally and/or culturally vulnerable. Stephanie brings over a decade of clinical expertise, working across legal, health and education sectors to transform the way we understand child development, trauma, resilience and healing. For more information on Stephanie Lau, please see; https://stephanielau.com.au/  Subject for Change is the official podcast of the APS College of Educational & Developmental Psychologists. Contact us on: [email protected]

As we wrap up 2025, hosts Maximilian White and Camelia Wilkinson discuss the first year of making the Subject For Change podcast. We discuss what we have learned about making a podcast, and where we plan to take the podcast in 2026 and beyond. This will be our final episode for the year as we will take some time off to spend with our families. Have a wonderful and safe festive season everyone, we will return in 2026!  Subject for Change is the official podcast of the APS College of Educational & Developmental Psychologists. Contact us on: [email protected]

Subject for Change hosts Maximilian White & Camelia Wilkinson interview Wayne Holdsworth. Wayne is an educator and long-time campaigner for e-safety, dedicated to helping young people navigate the online world with confidence and awareness. As the founder of Smacktalk, motivated by the loss of his son to suicide, Wayne engages in conversations and initiatives that empower students, families, schools and the government to build safer, healthier digital habits. https://smacktalk.com.au/     Subject for Change is the official podcast of the APS College of Educational & Developmental Psychologists. Contact us on: [email protected]

Subject for Change host Maximilian White interviews Educational & Developmental Psychologist Veronica Sullivan about what is means for a private practice to become NDIS registered and the requirements for maintaining registration. Veronica is the founder and Director of Positive Sullutions, an NDIS registered practice in Lalor, Victoria offering psychotherapy, assessment and behaviour support services. https://positivesullutions.com/ Subject for Change is the official podcast of the APS College of Educational & Developmental Psychologists. Contact us on: [email protected]

Subject for Change host Camelia Wilkinson interviews Psychologists Dr Elise Julien and Andrea Fernandez about their experience of being members of the Australian Psychological Society (APS) and the value it brings to their professional lives.  Subject for Change is the official podcast of the APS College of Educational & Developmental Psychologists. Contact us on: [email protected]

Subject for Change hosts Camelia Wilkinson & Maximilian White discuss the "The Manosphere" with Educator Anna Berlin, Parent Stefanie Hagger and Psychologist Alex Dawson. The podcast explores the impact on young men of online influencers that espouse rigid and misogynistic perspectives on manhood.   Subject for Change is the official podcast of the APS College of Educational & Developmental Psychologists. Contact us on: [email protected]

Interview between Educational & Developmental Psychologist Camelia Wilkinson and Deputy Chair of the Division of Psychological Research Education and Training (DPRET), Kathryn Nicholson Perry. The next instalment in our series of interviews exploring other areas of practice within the APS.  Subject for Change is the official podcast of the APS College of Educational & Developmental Psychologists. Contact us on: [email protected]

Interview between Educational & Developmental Psychologist Camelia Wilkinson and Chair of the Division of Early Careers (DEC), Psychologist Ceara Rickard. The next instalment in our series of interviews exploring other areas of practice within the APS.  Subject for Change is the official podcast of the APS College of Educational & Developmental Psychologists. Contact us on: [email protected]

Interviews between Educational & Developmental Psychologist Maximilian White and Representatives of the APS College of Forensic Psychologists Anjali Bapat-Pers and Louisa Hackett. The next instalment in our series of interviews exploring the other areas of practice in psychology.  Subject for Change is the official podcast of the APS College of Educational & Developmental Psychologists.   Here are links to content discussed in, or related to the episode:   Greenberg & Shuman’s publications on the topic of delineating therapeutic and forensic roles (one the original book chapter, the other an APA journal article) https://www.taylorfrancis.com/chapters/edit/10.4324/9781351161565-27/irreconcilable-conflict-therapeutic-forensic-roles-stuart-greenberg-daniel-shuman When worlds collide: Therapeutic and forensic roles.   These links were provided by Louisa Hackett links to work Louisa was recently involved in regarding the links between adverse childhood experiences, trauma and youth offending: Adverse childhood experiences and trauma among young people in the youth justice system : report to the Criminology Research Advisory Council (the full report) Adverse childhood experiences and trauma among young people in the youth justice system (the shorter journal article)   The podcast mentioned by Louisa: Beyond The Crime: A Psychological Analysis - Podcast - Apple Podcasts   Contact us on: [email protected]    Subject for Change original music by Hunz: https://www.hunz.com.au/