Sports and Exercise Psychology promotes the professional interests of sport and exercise psychologists, and seeks to develop an active community of individuals and groups interested in sport and exercise psychology.

Forensic Psychology is the application of psychology within the legal system to create safer communities and to assist people to find pathways away from criminal behaviour.

Occupational psychologists aim to increase the effectiveness of the organisation and improve the job satisfaction of individuals.

The goal of health psychology is to study the psychological processes underlying health, illness and health care, and to apply these findings to the promotion and maintenance of health, the analysis and improvement of the health care system and health policy formation, the prevention of illness and disability, and the enhancement of outcomes for those who are ill or disabled. 

Educational psychologists look at how children and young people experience life within the context of their school and home environment and how different factors in these environments interact with each other.

Clinical neuropsychologists work at the cutting edge of science – applying advancing knowledge to rehabilitate people with brain injuries and other neurological conditions, including: a stroke, a traumatic brain injury, multiple sclerosis, parkinson’s disease, dementia and functional neurological conditions

Counselling psychologists focus on working with a tailored psychological formulation to improve psychological functioning and well-being, working collaboratively with people across a diverse range of disciplines.

Clinical psychologists deal with a wide range of mental and physical health problems including addiction, anxiety, depression, learning difficulties and relationship issues. They may undertake a clinical assessment to investigate a clients' situation.