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Sep 27
27/09/2016
DoN Scotland AGM and Scientific Meeting - Acceptance and Commitment Therapy with Neurological Conditions
Timetable09:00 Registration & coffee/tea09:30CPD event: Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT) with Neurological Conditions - David Gillanders etc.
BPS member, Neuropsychology, Scotland, Other
Sep 27
27/09/2016
Assessing adults for Neuro-diversity: Introduction
Do you want to offer this service to your adult clients? 
Occupational, BPS Learning Centre
Sep 27
27/09/2016
Mindfulness at work - too good to be true?
Event information Mindfulness is a hot topic at the moment and many organisations such as Google and Unilever are offering training to their staff to enhance their creativity, resilience, engagement and general well being to name just a fe
BPS member, Non-member, Occupational, Wessex \ South of England \ Channel Isles, Work and Business, Other
Sep 28
28/09/2016
Assessing adults for Neuro-diversity: Sharing Best Practice
Already offering assessments and want to make sure your practice meets best practice guidelines?
Occupational, BPS Learning Centre
Sep 28
28/09/2016
Advance Decisions to Refuse Treatment (“Living Wills”): Choices at the end of life. Part 2
Advance Decisions can be a crucial element of planning for ‘a good death’ – empowering individuals & enabling person-centred care. Timetable
Law and Crime, London, Home counties and South East, BPS Learning Centre
Sep 28
28/09/2016
Exeter Hub Psychology in the Pub - Beliefs, Meanings and Motivated Behaviours: Making sense of and treating OCD and 'Hoarding Disorder': Professor Salkovskis
Event information Further information coming soon. Registration information This event is free and open to everyone.  There is no need to book so please just turn up on the night.
BPS member, Non-member, South West England, Other
Sep 28
28/09/2016
Worcester Hub Psychology in the Pub: “Age is no barrier. It’s a limitation you put on your mind”: Investigating psychological factors associated with physical activity in the third age
The United Nations predicts that by 2050, the number of older persons in the world (60+ years) will exceed the number of young (<20 years) for the first time in recorded history.
Age and Ageing, BPS member, Non-member, West Midlands, Other
Sep 28
28/09/2016
York Psychology in the Pub: There are Places I Remember
How do we find our way around and why do we sometimes get lost? Tom Hartley will be discussing his research on spatial cognition and how the brain supports behaviour and memory in complex environments.
Cognition, General Psychology, Neuropsychology, Non-member, Northeast England, Other
Sep 28
28/09/2016
Leeds Psychology in the Pub: Re-thinking Milgram's obedience experiments
Stanley Milgram’s experiments on obedience to authority are amongst the most famous and controversial studies in the history of psychology.  For over fifty years we thought we knew what Milgram’s studies told us – that seemingly ordinary members of the public would admini
Non-member, Northeast England, Social Psychology, Other
Sep 29
29/09/2016
Training Routes in Counselling Psychology
Speakers: This event aims to explain the two main training routes to become a  fully Chartered Counselling Psychologist, recognised by  the BPS. One is the traditional full three year doctoral training route, i.e.
Counselling, Northern Ireland, Other

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