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Marking the centenary of the First World War
The themes of remembrance, youth and education will be at the centre of Britain’s commemoration of the centenary of the First World War, a minister told the House of Lords yesterday.
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Why men protested against Berlusconi
Men joined women to restore their own reputation in the light of the sexist behaviour of the then Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi in Italian protests in 2009.
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European conference looks at depression
Incidences of depression and anxiety could be reduced by at least 25 per cent through preventive measures.
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Psychological health and restructuring firms
New European Union (EU) plans say companies may need to assess the psychological health of their workers when considering restructuring.
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1066 and all that
No doubt you've noticed that the Entente Cordiale has been looking a little strained lately. That's mostly due to contemporary European politics and economics. Isn't it? We can't blame 1066. Can we?
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Mental Health Europe opposes funding cuts
The economic crisis will not last for ever, but cuts in social services, although seemingly cost efficient now, will have lasting negative effects, says Mental Health Europe (MHE) in a statement to mark World
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World Mental Health Day: Share your news
EFPA – the European Federation of Psychologists’ Association – is asking people to share their activities for World Mental Health Day by publishing them directly on to its Facebook page.
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Applicants from outside the UK
Our qualifications are work based learning designed to enable people to develop and demonstrate the competencies required for practice in the UK.
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Comenius ethos lives on
British Psychological Society member and Spearman Medal winner Dr Emily Homes has been selected as one of the two winners of the Comenius Early Career Psychologist Award 2011.
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