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> CBT expert speaks at the University of Derby
Psychotherapists from across the UK, and even from as far as Australia, travelled to the University of Derby on 18 May for a master class on cognitive...
> Less than 100 days until the biggest ever Paralympics
On 21 May the organisers marked 100 days until the start of the Paralympic Games, which the organisers of the event are calling the biggest ever. To c...
> The recession has led to more calls for help with mental health problems
The mental health charity Mind has reported a surge in demand for its helplines, with calls to its Infoline and Legal line up 18 per cent and 28 per c...
> Men are choosing to shop and cook more
Men are increasingly looking to take on the role of shopping and cooking in the household....
> Can we change the way offenders think?
A five-day programme for convicted offenders has been shown to be effective in increasing their levels of concern for their victims and motivation to ...
> Emotional intelligence and spotting lies
People who rate themselves as having high emotional intelligence (EI) tend to overestimate their ability to detect deception in others. This is the fi...
> How psychology helps football referees
Football referees in Scotland have revealed they are turning to sport psychologists in a bid to boost their performance on the pitch. Speaking to the ...
> Social media and the way that we complain
Are social media like Twitter and Facebook changing the way we complain when we have received poor service from a company?...
> We are surprisingly truthful when texting
Mobile phone users can be surprisingly truthful when sending messages, new research has suggested....
> Country walks can help with depression
Nature walks have the capacity to help improve cognitive abilities for individuals battling clinical depression....
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