Alzheimer’s Australia is the national peak body for people living with dementia, their families and carers and provides leadership in policy and services. Alzheimer’s Australia administers leading edge national dementia programs and services funded by the Commonwealth. These services are provided by the State and Territory organisations together with other community organisations.

Most of our current knowledge about dementia has been discovered by researchers in the last 15 to 20 years. Alzheimer’s Australia believes we must invest in dementia research now to promote continuing advances and bring hope for all people with dementia and their families.

Australian Association of Buddhist Counsellors and Psychotherapists (AABCAP) is to bring therapists together in order to discuss, learn and study the two disciplines of psychotherapy and Buddhism, with the purpose of integrating their experience and knowledge into daily life and their work.

The AACBT is a non-profit organisation which promotes the scientific study and ethical practice in understanding and changing cognitions and behaviours in applied settings. It is a multidisciplinary association for professionals with an interest in research and the application of established and emerging evidence-based Cognitive and Behaviour Therapies (CBT) to help bring about emotional, cognitive, and behavioural change.

The Australasian Integrative Medicine Association (AIMA) is a national, voluntary non-profit organisation and is the peak medical body that promotes the safe integration of holistic and complementary medicine with current mainstream medical practice, in pursuit of complete whole person care.

The Australian Natural Therapists Association Limited (ANTA) is the largest national democratic association of 'recognised professional'  traditional medicine and natural therapy [Complementary Medicine] practitioners who work in the areas of health care and preventative medicine.

 The Australian Society of Clinical Hypnotherapists (ASCH) was formed in 1974 by a small group of clinical Hypnotherapists dedicated to maintain high ethical and professional standards in clinical hypnotherapy. The Original Concepts and ideals of the Founding Members have been rigorously maintained. Every Society Member is trained and examined in the relevant areas of study including, the clinical applications of hypnosis, psychology and counselling skills. Prospective members are psychologically assessed to ensure they are suitable persons to carry out therapy and members are required to enter into a supervisory relationship with experienced members during their training and initial period of membership. All members are sworn to uphold the professional and ethical standards as are set out in the Society’s comprehensive Code of Ethics.

The Australian Society of Rehabilitation Counsellors (ASORC) is the peak professional body in Australia which supports the Rehabilitation Counselling profession. ASORC sets the standards of training and practice throughout Australia and participates in course development and accreditation.

The Australia Tibet Council is an independent, non-profit national organisation working to achieve the United Nations resolution 1723 of 1961 calling for "the cessation of practices which deprive the Tibetan people of their fundamental human rights and freedoms".

The Black Dog Institute is an educational, research, clinical and community-oriented facility dedicated to improving understanding, diagnosis and treatment of mood disorders.

beyondblue is a national, independent, not-for-profit organisation working to address issues associated with depression, anxiety and related substance misuse disorders in Australia.

The Council of Clinical Hypnotherapists is an Australian national peak professional body which represents professional clinical hypnotherapists and clinical hypnotherapy associations.

NCOSS is the peak body for the social and community services sector in New South Wales playing a coordination, advocacy, policy development, leadership and information role. Members range from the smallest community-based services to the largest welfare organisations.

Creativity Australia is a not-for-profit organization set up to develop sustainable and creative wellbeing programs and advocate for creative leadership and thinking. It partners with business, education, health, community and charity groups, government and philanthropists on a range of programs for organizations and disadvantaged people and communities. By encouraging greater innovation and creativity, Creativity Australia is providing a new and exciting path to personal wellbeing, acceptance, social inclusion and happier and more productive members of our great Australian community

Diversity Council Australia is the independent, not-for-profit diversity advisor to business in Australia. In partnership with our member organisations our mission is to:

1. understand and achieve leadership in diversity thinking and  practice in an Australian context 
2. realize business improvement through successful diversity programs
3. implement effective compliance management in a changing legislative environment, and 
4. publicly demonstrate commitment to diversity.

Diversity Council Australia is the independent, not-for-profit diversity advisor to business in Australia. In partnership with our member organisations our mission is to:

1. understand and achieve leadership in diversity thinking and  practice in an Australian context 

The mission of the Hunter Institute of Mental Health is to promote mental health and to improve the outcomes for people with mental illnesses.

We provide a range of education and training programs as well as undertake health promotion projects in our local region and across Australia.

Relationships Australia (RA) is Australia's leading provider of professional services to support relationships. It is a not-for profit community based organisation.

Royal College of Nursing, Australia (RCNA) is the peak national professional organisation for nursing, free from political allegiance, whose primary interest is promoting excellence in nursing. RCNA members demonstrate a commitment to nursing, professional development at all levels and a desire to keep in touch with what is happening locally, nationally and internationally. Through the expertise of its members, RCNA influences policy development on issues relating to nursing, health care in general, welfare, and nursing education.

The Australian Boarding Schools’ Association (ABSA), as the leading authority in Australia on boarding for school-aged children, will promote the interests and well-being of boarders, boarding staff, boarding parents and boarding institutions in Australia. It will function as an umbrella organisation which fosters collegiality and professionalism at a regional, state and federal level. ABSA will advance the profile of boarding and best practice in boarding. It will facilitate communication on boarding matters between schools, hostels, educational bodies and governments both in Australia and overseas.

is a professional association that provides leadership and support to its members in educational guidance and counselling. The AGCA has over a thousand members across Australia who work in school settings as school psychologists, guidance officers and school counsellors.