Produced in partnership between the BPS Research Team and Division of Clinical Psychology's Pre-Qualification group it offers vital insights for prospective trainees based on responses from current ...

Members have until 30 November to apply for support towards professional development (including CPD). Previously, funding has been used to help pay for training in specific therapies and the costs of ...

The Maternal Mental Health Alliance (MMHA), of which the BPS is a member, has released a new report outlining the lack of funding for vital perinatal mental health services at a time of increased ...

For Darwin, blushing was "the most peculiar and human of all expressions." Even the boldest of us will be familiar with the experience of blushing while feeling embarrassed, shy, shameful, or even ...

I first read The Handmaid's Tale in 1990. Fittingly, my mother introduced it to me. She had three sons and only one daughter, and she knew what she was doing when she gave the book to me. Most of my ...

Some years ago, when we still had both of our previous dogs, Ghost and Bodger, we went for a walk on a sunny afternoon. We ambled at dog pace, letting them sniff here and there and, in Ghost's case, ...

Responding to the news, authors of the research "Knife crime offender characteristics and interventions – A systematic review" and BPS members Kevin Browne, Sandra Jareno-Ripoll and Dr Elizabeth ...

Many industries were impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic — including those that relied on in-person operations like leisure, hospitality, and the arts. In the US, 63% of artists experienced unemployment ...

The EWAG advises on professional standards and good practice for psychologists working as expert witnesses; training opportunities in expert witness work and their availability, as part of BPS CPD ...

"During his early months, Hamish wasn't doing all the things my older daughter had done. He had some seizures when he was about 7 months old, and we were admitted into hospital to see a neurologist.

An enlightening piece in the September issue discussed Sharrona Pearl's book Do I Know You? From Face Blindness to Super Recognition and the life and work of neurologist and author Dr Oliver Sacks.

"We were given a private consultation for my son with an Educational Psychologist (EP) by the primary school, which they paid for. The EP had been used by them for around 20 years with the Local ...