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23 - 25 November 2022

41st Australian & New Zealand Association of Psychiatry, Psychology and Law CongressRights and Responsibilities: Challenges and Opportunities for Reform

Hilton Adelaide, SA

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The 41st Australian and New Zealand Association of Psychiatry, Psychology and Law Annual Congress will be held in Adelaide from 23 – 25 November 2022. Our theme will be Rights and Responsibilities: Challenges and Opportunities for Reform.

It’s been more than two years since the last in-person Congress, and we are looking forward to being reunited again ‘in real life’, reconnecting with colleagues and taking part in meaningful discussions in November this year.

From learnings to trends, to what’s in store for the future for our community – we will have sessions loaded with information you will not want to miss. This of course will be set against the backdrop of Adelaide, a thriving Australian city, with a burgeoning bar and dining scene and world-class art and music.

We look forward to welcoming presentations from Professor David Garland, Cheryl Axelby, Professor Kevin Dutton, Dr Armon Tamatea, Professor John Lynch and Melissa Clarke.

ANZAPPL looks forward to welcoming you to Adelaide, stay tuned for further details.

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS OPEN

8 April 2022

REGISTRATION OPENS

4 May 2022

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS CLOSES

5 August 2022

ABSTRACT NOTIFICATIONS

10 August 2022

EARLY BIRD CLOSES

5 October 2022

ANZAPPL EVENT DATE

23-25 November 2022

Invited Speakers

Professor David Garland | Arthur T. Vanderbilt Professor of Law and Professor of Sociology at New York University

Cheryl Axleby | Head of Aboriginal Housing, Aboriginal Housing Strategy and Governance, Co-Chair of Change the Record

Professor Kevin Dutton | Professor School of Psychology University of Adelaide

Dr Armon Tamatea | Senior Lecturer University of Waikato

Professor John Lynch | Professor Epidemiology and Public Health University of Adelaide

Melissa Clarke | General Manager Department for Human Services (SA) Youth Justice strategy Policy and Reporting, Communities and Justice

Dr Cathy Ludbrook | Clinical Lead, Borderline Personality Disorder Collaborative

April Lawrie | South Australian Commissioner for Aboriginal Children and Young People.

About the Association

The Australian and New Zealand Association of Psychiatry, Psychology and Law (ANZAPPL) is an interdisciplinary organisation that was established in Melbourne in 1978 by the late forensic psychiatrist, Dr Robert (Bob) Myers, who identified deficits in the level of understanding of relevant issues amongst all three professional groups. ANZAPPL has branches in New Zealand and around Australia. Click here to learn more about ANZAPPL.

Venue

The Hilton Adelaide
233 Victoria Square, Adelaide SA 5000

In a modern high-rise overlooking Victoria Square, this upscale hotel is a 3-minute stroll from Adelaide Central Market and a 14-minute walk from Adelaide Station.