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Our latest events, conferences and workshops.

May 14
14/05/2015
Engaging the disengaged: Using Motivational Interviewing as a tool for young people and adults in education contexts
This workshop will provide an outline of Motivational Interviewing as a tool to effectively engage people in recognising the need to change and action planning for alternative futures. Timetable 09:30 Registration/Tea and Coffee
Children and Family, Education and Child Psychology, Learning Disabilities/Difficulties, London, Home counties and South East, Relationships
May 15
15/05/2015
The impact of technology across the life span and its impact on boundary management
British Psychological Society, Research Seminar Series 2015: Exploring the ‘always on culture’.
Age and Ageing, Careers, Consumer and Marketing, Cyberpsychology, London, Home counties and South East, Occupational, Public Information, Stress, Technology, Work and Business
May 15
15/05/2015
Expert Witness: Report Writing (Part 2)
Learn how the Expert Witness Report is the foundation of Expert Witness work and how it should meet the court’s expectations. Timetable
London, Home counties and South East
May 15
15/05/2015
Supervision skills training: Workshop 2 – Enhancing Supervision Skills
This workshop reminds us of how supervisors and supervisees develop and how our approach to supervision should be adapted accordingly. The responsibilities of the supervisor are defined.
London, Home counties and South East
May 18
18/05/2015
Sharing best practice of diagnosing and assessing adults with Neuro-Diversity
The Enabling Workplaces Working Group of the Division of Occupational Psychology presents a workshop on the diagnosis and assessment of adults with specific cognitive difficulties (e.g. Dyslexia). Timetable
Ethics and Practice, Learning Disabilities/Difficulties, London, Home counties and South East, Memory, Occupational, Stress, Work and Business
May 19
19/05/2015
Behaviour management in a trauma context
Understand the effects of complex trauma on children’s behaviour and develop appropriate responses. Timetable
Developmental Psychology, London, Home counties and South East
May 19
19/05/2015
The Perils and Potential of Talking about Genes and Achievement
Kathryn Asbury is author, with Robert Plomin, of G is for Genes: The Impact of Genetics on Educational Achievement. She lectures on Psychology in Education at the University of York.
Northeast England
May 20
20/05/2015
The Northern Ireland Branch of the British Psychological Society 2015 Annual Conference
Submissions Please submit your papers for the Annual Conference via the BPS online system which can be found at www.bps.org.uk/nibps2015 
Northern Ireland
May 20
20/05/2015
BPS NI: Opening Symposium & Keynote - Annual Conference: Wednesday 20 May 2015
Free Public Event Opening event of the Northern Ireland Branch 2015 Annual Conference.This event will be of particular interest to ex-service and service personnel who are warmly welcomed to attend.
Northern Ireland
May 21
21/05/2015
Self publishing: How can psychologists harness the opportunities?
Explore the pros and cons of self-publishing and gain key practical pointers on how to do it well. Timetable
Independent Practitioners, London, Home counties and South East
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