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We are seeking a Social Media and Online Communities Officer to join our friendly and supportive Digital team at the British Psychological Society, to cover maternity leave on a 12-month fixed-term ...
Bell shares her experience of spending eight weeks in Oslo through the BPS Postgraduate Study Visit Scheme and her advice for anyone applying for this year’s Scheme.
The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) consultation on the Code of practice for services, public functions, and associations, regarding changes made following the UK Supreme Court ruling on ...
The British Psychological Society has welcomed a number of measures in the Scottish Programme for Government (PfG), setting out areas of action for the coming year, but is concerned other critical ...
"Mental health services for children and young people remain concerningly overstretched," says Dr Rachel Bradley.
Seymour Research Limited will be collating the survey feedback and reviewing evidence gathered from the consultation and market analysis to develop different options for the future of the ...
The British Psychological Society is a membership and representative body for psychologists and the wider psychological professions. We're a forward-facing voice that speaks up for psychology and ...
The new findings, published in the British Journal of Developmental Psychology, revealed a strong link between children’s mood and how often their thoughts wander.
The William Inman Prize 2025 will award £2,500 to a researcher specialising in psychosomatic ophthalmology or psychological factors in physical conditions.
The BPS says that politicians should come from the widest variety of backgrounds possible to improve public trust.
The Mental Capacity Advisory Group (MCAG) has recently released two important documents aimed at supporting psychologists in assessing mental capacity: one on testamentary capacity (capacity to make a ...
What Ball and Collet-Sabé propose is a ' fundamental reimagining of education without the school, beginning from the episteme of commoning, that is, an ethical and political activity of the care of ...