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> Time to change attitudes to alcohol?
Cultural attitudes to alcohol and its effects could have greater bearing on how people behave under its influence - more so than its chemical properti...
> Meeting veterans' mental health needs
A scheme has been set up in Essex to help former soldiers cope with the psychological effects of war....
> Nobel Prize awarded to a psychologist
The 2011 Nobel Prize for Literature has been awarded to the Swedish poet Tomas Tranströmer because, in the words of the judges, “through his conden...
> Laura Empey honoured for her work on the recruitment of special constables
Laura Empey from the National Policing Improvement Agency has won our Division of Occupational Psychology’s Practitioner of the Year award for her w...
> Psychology at the end of the world
Epic adventures into the world's last wildernesses often prompt poetic reflection about the triumph of the human spirit....
> Below par? Practice makes perfect
Chartered Psychologist Dr Brian Hemmings is to run a BPS Learning Centre approved Masterclass on 7 March 2012 and is on a mission to put a stop to mis...
> How to discover what children are thinking
For parents, encouraging their child to confide in them can be a difficult task, but experts have said the trick to having them admit what they really...
> Why the best leaders have crooked faces
People with a high degree of left-right body symmetry, are not just considered better looking but also tend to be healthier, more intelligent and more...
> Would you look where Berlusconi is looking?
Our attention is pulled in the direction of where we see other people looking....
> The need to help people with anxiety
Increasing numbers of people are requiring medication, counselling and therapeutic treatments to help them tackle stress and anxiety, one doctor has t...
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