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Using Trauma Focused CBT to work with PTSD
This two-day workshop will offer participants a firm foundation for working with PTSD using Trauma-Focused CBT, underpinned by a relational philosophy.
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The use of therapeutic stories for children and young people facing emotional and developmental challenges
Story telling is such a natural part of our culture and school activity that stories can be used in a very natural way, helping the child feel less pathologised.
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Annual Reviews
Annual Review of Psychology The Annual Review of Psychology, in publication since 1950, covers significant developments in the many areas of psychological study, including research m
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The unique role of psychologists working within the Youth Offending Team: Working together to promote positive change for young offenders
This workshop will explore the current and developing roles of the educational and clinical psychology working within a particular Youth Offending Team.  Provisional timetable
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Psychological Management of Stroke
Over 100,000 people in the UK experience a stroke each year. Physical problems after stroke can include inability to walk, and to wash and dress independently.
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Personal & professional impact and the implications of working with suicidal patients
The aim of this workshop is to increase professionals’ confidence and awareness of working with suicidal patients.
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How to improve your skills in client work: learning to set and use an agenda and learning to set goals to improve therapeutic outcomes
This workshop offers continuing professional development to improve the skills of Psychological Wellbeing Practitioners (PWPs) in the nationwide IAPT service.
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Getting to the Simple Heart of the Complex Problem; A third wave CBT approach to working with individuals, groups and teams
This workshop introduces a simple, emotion focused, approach to making sense of mental distress.
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Leading Change & Managing Group Relations
Psychological and mental health services are currently going through a huge change agenda in order to survive. There are expectations for increased productivity as well as quality demonstrated by a wide ranging performance targets.
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Effective clinical supervision skills for health psychologists
Unfortunately this event is cancelled This workshop will describe the main standards of proficiency for Health Psychology (applied/ clinical work) supervisors; provide opportunities to consider relevant models of supervisi
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Faculty for Learning Disabilities CPD event
Advancing practice - CPD event for clinical psychologists who work with people with Learning Disabilities Programme
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Best Practice in Employee Well-Being: Helping to cope in adversity
Please note this event is cancelled
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Dynamic Assessment: From pre-school to young adults - Practitioner training for Educational and Clinical psychologists
This workshop is designed to provide psychologists with assessment and intervention procedures which are valid for use with ethnic minority and culturally diverse populations, children and young persons with special educational and /or emotional a
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Through the Eye of the Trauma Storm : EMDR in the Treatment of Trauma
EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) is an active, multi-dimensional, empirically validated psychological treatment for resolving the emotional sequelae of traumatic events and for treating anxiety-based disorders caused by trauma,
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CBT with depressed young people
It could do more harm than good to treat depressed adolescents through cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) in the classroom.
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World Mental Health Day and depression
Today, Wednesday 10 October, is World Mental Health Day.
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BPS Fellow’s concern at Ecstasy TV show
Professor Andy Parrott says he agreed to take part in the recent Channel 4 programme about Ecstasy (MDMA) on condition that he would be
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Free public lecture in Oxford, 5 December
The award-winning American health journalist Robert Whitaker is giving a free public lecture in Oxford on Wednesday 5 December 2012.
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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 therapy: Call for more research
An editorial in Nature has emphasised the need for more funding for scientific research into the causes underlying the effectiveness of psychological therapies.
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Society modules on autism have been nominated for an e-learning award
The Society’s Raising awareness of adult autism courses have been shortlisted for the 2012 E-Learning Awards in the category of ‘Excellence in the production of learning content - not for profit sector’.
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Study finds working mothers are healthier
Women who return to work shortly after having children experience better mental and physical health in terms of mobility and energy at age 40 than their stay-at-home counterparts.
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Parents underestimate children's worry levels
It is well established that parents frequently overestimate their children's intelligence and the amount of exercise they get.
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Helping young people to manage their anger
A young person's anger levels can be better managed through training techniques, new research has suggested.
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Graham Allen MP to speak on early intervention at child psychology conference
A Labour MP invited by David Cameron to chair an independent review of early intervention is speaking at a Society conference on Wednesday (26 September).
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