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This event is organised by the Society's DCP London Branch.
The Student Conference has joined the Society's Annual Conference. The Student Conference will be taking place on Wednesday 18th April 2012.
Meet and network with a range of professionals who are interested in sustainability in the workplace; changing attitudes and behaviour of both employees and consumers
There is a solid body of evidence to show that people with emotional difficulties present in different settings with physical ailments. We also know that people with diagnosable conditions from more immediately life-threatening illness, like
This event aims to provide an introduction to Social Constructionism and an opportunity to learn about therapeutic approaches that map onto this, drawing on Narrative and Systemic therapies.
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Four programme presenters will cover the following topics: 'An introduction to biological aspects of Mild Cognitive Impairment'; Psychological Interventions in Mild Cognitive Impairment'; 'Progression from Mild Cognitive Impairment to Dementia' an
The Inaugural Conference will take place as a part of the Society's Annual Conference 2012.
Men who flirt at work tend to be less satisfied with their job, the annual conference of our Psychology of Women Section has been told today.
The Society’s Psychology of Women Section is holding its annual conference this week. Psychology experts and feminist academics from around the world will meet at Cumberland Lodge, Windsor, from 13 to 15 July to issues and the latest research.
The Division of Clinical Psychology's Faculty for Psychologists Working with Older People (PSIGE) South Thames Branch is holding a workshop on Choosing and delivering evidence based psychological interventions across the dementia care pathway
The workshop provides an overview of the importance of behaviour change to health care services and explores the challenge involved in designing and evaluating behaviour change interventions.
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A horticultural project for men who are at risk of depression and possible suicide living in Barking and Dagenham was launched this spring, with the support of a British Psychological Society public engagement grant and the North East London NHS Foundation Trust.
This interactive one day course will provide attendees with an overview of the key stages involved in planning, undertaking and reporting online qualitative research.
In 2012, in the spirit of the Olympics, the Qualitative Methods in Psychology Section are coming together with the main Society Annual Conference and other member networks to share ideas and expertise, to facilitate collaboration an
This workshop will provide an awareness of psychological factors underlying sport and exercise injuries.
In many performance settings (e.g., sport, business) confidence is an important determinant of performance. Across a range of settings individuals and teams who have a belief in their ability to succeed perform better because of increased ef
The course considers two topics spread over two days. The first day is devoted to evidence that suggests a substantial number of patients treated for psychological problems do not benefit and that therapists routinely fail to identify such cases.
Formulation is a key competence for all clinical psychologists. Team formulation is a more recent and specialised development in the area. There are a number of current projects and evaluations by the facilitators and others.
This practical workshop is designed as an introduction to the Method of Levels, a cognitive therapy based on Perceptual Control Theory (PCT).
