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> Helping patients work out what is real
People with diagnoses such as psychosis, schizophrenia and bipolar disorder frequently have experiences that are not shared by others. For example, th...
> Poor mental health and dying young
People with serious mental illness are still living 15-20 years less than the rest of the population, according to a study from the Nordic countries....
> Footballers to receive advice on depression
All ex-football players are to be sent a booklet advising them on how to handle depression....
> Stormont event on Pathways to Justice
'Pathways to Justice' is the title of the Division of Forensic Psychology (N....
> New guidelines for clinical psychologists
Good Practice Guidelines for the Use of Psychological Formulation, commissioned by the Division of Clinical Psychology (DCP), were launched at the DCP...
> Psychology can help you tell when another poker player is bluffing
“One of the many fun things about poker,” says Dr Paul Seager, “is that it gives us licence to lie – a practice generally frowned upon in poli...
> Imaginary friends can help with trauma
Imaginary friends are a common experience in childhood, although they usually disappear before the teenage years. They are a source of companionship a...
> Assessing whether a person is psychotic
Many factors are taken into account when deciding whether or not a person is psychotic, it has been noted....
> The stress of being a caregiver
People who provide care to individuals with mild cognitive impairment may find their own stress levels are increased as a result....
> More psychologists in Scottish NHS
There are six per cent more clinical and other applied psychologists employed in the NHS in Scotland than...
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