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Congratulations to the seven successful candidates who have been awarded bursaries as part of the Society's Postdoctoral Bursary Scheme.
The Society’s public engagement grants aim to support members promoting psychology to wider audiences either through direct public engagement or by organising interesting and relevant communications activities.
Over 100 delegates are expected to attend the British Psychological Society’s Special Group in Coaching Psychology (SGCP) annual conference at Birmingham Aston University this week (6-7 December).
Human Givens (HG) is a bio-psychosocial approach, or organising idea developed in the 1990s.
This workshop has been cancelled
This participatory workshop is intended for experienced psychologists, who lead, manage, supervise and coach, to consider complex issues brought about through gender-relations across organi
Systematic assessment of the risk of harm to self and others is now generally accepted to be a crucial component in the effective management of individuals with a history of harmful behaviour. Using the method of structured professional judg
Unfortunately, this event has been cancelled.
Whether you are in the fore-front of CPP developments in your area or wondering what on earth this is all about, this day is for you.
This event is fully booked.
This workshop offers an introduction to externalisation, a way of creating separation between the person and the ‘problem’, and provide an approach to structuring conversations, which connect people with w
This workshop aims to provide the participants with the knowledge needed to become a reliable and sought after expert witness in the civil courts. Unfortunately this event is cancelled
This workshop aims to develop knowledge and practice in the area of self-harm and suicidal behaviour in forensic settings.
Unfortunately this event is now cancelled.
This event is fully booked.
This event is fully booked.
This is the third of a series of four workshops to facilitate supervisors, or would-be supervisors, to develop, reflect on and refine their own personal practice, tailored to their approach, the context in which they work, and their client group/s
This is the second of a series of four workshops to facilitate supervisors, or would-be supervisors, to develop, reflect on and refine their own personal practice, tailored to their approach, the context in which they work, and their client group/
This workshop will appeal to those already working in private practice who wish to gain more advanced insights and skills relating to practice, as well as trainees and those who aim to set up in private practice.
Poor teaching & training is neither ethical or professional. The underpinning philosophy of this workshop is to improve the effectiveness of teaching and training in both academic and applied psychology.
This is the second of a series of four workshops to facilitate supervisors, or would-be supervisors, to develop, reflect on and refine their own personal practice, tailored to their approach, the context in which they work, and their client group/
This workshop will explore current national and international research and practice on preventing sexual violence.
A good supervisory relationship (SR) is key to successful supervision, and this workshop will focus on how to develop and maintain a good SR, and will highlight various challenges to this process.
Clinical supervision is a key part of the training of mental health professionals, and is seen as a necessary requirement for maintaining standards post-qualification (e.g.
This workshop will consider issues that members are experiencing as Educational Psychology services are increasingly being traded. Provisional timetable09:30 Registration/tea and coffee
Examining Models of Assessing Victims in Order to Treat Them Effectively
People are increasingly moving across national borders and becoming resident in countries where they may not be fluent in the national language.
