AusAPT Conference Report – Sydney 25-26 October 2024
The Heart of Personality Type Beauty, of course, is always in the eye of the beholder. Here is what I beheld in Sydney this year as we came together to celebrate ‘The Heart of Personality Type.’ On Thursday afternoon the new AusAPT management committee met for the first time. It was largely an informal chat to reflect on where AusAPT is at right now. And to explore how we will move forward without Ellen Owen as a committee member and with Terri Connellan stepping back into the role of ‘Past President’ – a longstanding AusAPT practice to support times of (more…)
It was fabulous to gather in person at Rydges Fortitude Valley, Brisbane, for the 2023 AusAPT Conference. After a few years of online conferences, it was refreshing and energising to connect in person again. It was especially exciting to have type friends join us from overseas (US, UK, Japan, New Zealand) and across Australia. In particular, meeting AusAPT Committee Member, Harumi Gondo from Tokyo in person for the first time was a special highlight. AusAPT Management Committee members, Meredith Fuller and Harumi Gondo Pre-conference workshop We kicked off on Thursday evening with a joint pre-conference networking and workshop on Type 
The Australian Association for Psychological Type (AusAPT) was formed in October 1991 at Australia’s first type conference, Myers-Briggs Type Indicator: Australian Perspectives. The fledgling association’s leaders immediately set about convening another conference, this time in AusAPT’s own name. The first issue of the Australian Journal for Psychological Type (March 1992) announced that: The newly formed [AusAPT] will hold its first National Conference on the Sunshine Coast, at Twin Waters Resort, commencing on Wednesday, 30 September 1992. This conference seeks to explore all aspects of Psychological Type including application and practice in the field, research, the concerns of practitioners and others, 
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