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Northern Ireland event discusses political leadership
Professor Jo Silvester from City University, London, set out what she knows about what makes a good political leader and what psychology can bring to the search for good leadership in a keynote address to the Annual Conference of our Northern Ireland Branch last weekend.
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Free public lecture on why Ireland is happy
Mac MacLachlan, Professor of Psychology at Trinity College Dublin and author of the 2012 book “Happy Nation? Prospects for Psychological Prosperity in Ireland” is giving a free public lecture at the Annual Conference of the The Northern Ireland Branch of The British Psychological Society.
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Belfast event to give flavour of psychology
Picture an old man with a grey bead pondering what makes us do the things we do.
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Families helped on Northern Ireland TV
Two Chartered Psychologists are currently appearing in a parenting programme being broadcast on BBC1 Northern Ireland.
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Stormont minister speaks at BPS event
John O'Dowd, minister for education in the Northern Ireland Executive, gave this year's British Psychological Society Northern Ireland Branch Public Lecture in Stanmills earlier week.
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Division of Forensic Psychology Annual Conference 2013
The 22nd Division of Forensic Psychology Annual Conference will be held in 2013 at Queens University Belfast.  We are very excited to hold this event for the first time in Northern Ireland and it will be our pleasure to welcome you to this wo
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Public talk on impact of trauma on pupils
The Society’s Northern Ireland branch is to run a series of free public lectures, with the first,
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Northern Ireland Branch - Annual Report 2011
The Northern Ireland Branch continued with its successful programme of events, conferences, workshops and consultations. An important focus for the year was on recruiting new members to join the Society.
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Older people linked in Northern Ireland
An initiative aimed at helping older people get in contact with others of a similar age has been launched in Northern Ireland by health minister Edwin Poots.
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Northern Ireland to host psychology event
Five hundred A level and third Level students are expected to attend the Society’s A Flavour of Psychology event, which takes place from 9.15am until 3.
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Educational psychology - England, Wales & Northern Ireland
Handbook (2012/13) Accreditation handbook - educational psychology programmes in England, Northern Ireland and Wales (pdf) Questionnaires
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Reducing prejudice in Northern Ireland
Research has found that interaction between Catholic and Protestant groups could have a stronger impact on reducing levels of prejudice between both faith groups in Northern Ireland when it is a novel feature in a person’s life.
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Stormont event on Pathways to Justice
'Pathways to Justice' is the title of the Division of Forensic Psychology (N.
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The cost of Northern Ireland cuts
A number of leading psychologists visited Belfast for the Society's Division of Clinical Psychology 2011 Strategy Meeting last week (June 9 and 10).
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Clinical psychologists meet in Belfast
A meeting in Belfast is set to attract some of the country's leading clinical psychologists..
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Educational psychology
Select your region below for the appropriate documentation England, Wales & Northern IrelandScotland  
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Autism expert to lead workshop in NI
An international autism expert is to lead a workshop in Northern Ireland (NI) to help identify the most effective autism services to develop.
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Northern Ireland Branch
Our Northern Ireland Branch covers the whole of Northern Ireland. We hold regular events and contact members with updates and news throughout the year.
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