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Health and Well-being at Work
This lunchtime seminar will explore the variety of ways in which Occupational Psychologists contribute to the area of health, work and well-being.
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Signposts out of learned helplessness: An introduction to NHS commissioning
The primary objective of this workshop is to conceptualise the NHS Business environment for clinical psychologists and in particular introduce the New NHS Commissioning Systems and Opportunities for Clinical Leadership.
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Division of Neuropsychology Annual Conference
The rise and fall of cognition across the lifespan
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Life Happens: Taking psychological concepts and mindfulness to a public audience
Life happens for better and for worse. The workshop is designed to make the combination of psychological concepts and mindfulness work as accessible as possible to a mainstream audience.
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Re-evaluate your life
Inspired Thinking Outside The Box - A program to empower psychologists to seize control of their career and command their life
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Going Green Working Group Conference
The Going Green Working Group is proud to announce their forthcoming conference on Green Sustainability Initiatives in the workplace. The event is open to members of the public and professionals from all fields.
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LIFEMATTERS HP-V - Self-care, wellbeing, and stress inoculation for healthcare professionals
The LIFEMATTERS HP-V program is a set of tools to help healthcare professionals in training and in practice learn how to:
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The psychological wellbeing of serving military personnel and veterans
This one-day conference is an opportunity to share and develop understanding of key psychological applications and interventions that can be used to support the wellbeing of military personnel pre, during, and post deployment and for veterans ther
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Qualitative research in an age of austerity
Qualitative research in an age of austerity: Exploring the pitfalls and possibilities of ‘resource-lite' methods 25 October 2012, 11:00-17:00 Bookings for this event are now closed
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Learning to Lead: An Event for Recently Qualified Psychologists
This workshop provides relevant Continuing Professional Development for clinical psychologists who qualified in the last two years. Timetable
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Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) - An interactive workshop for psychologists working with older people
Timetable 13:00 North Thames PSIGE Business Meeting - optional 14:00 ACT presentation and discussion: experiential introduction into ACT's theory and core processes, including the use of case discussions.
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Standards for psychological support for adults living with HIV
This free event offers an exciting opportunity to discuss some of the key issues and themes relating to the standards, including the important challenge of implementation.
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Deepening your resilience and leadership capacity in troubled times
Exploring how to bring the best of yourself and those around you to the challenge of leadership for sustainable change. Timetable 09:00 Registration09:30 Start17:00 Finish
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Building Bridges – East & West Psychology & Psychotherapy in Practice
Census data has revealed that Britain’s multicultural and multiethnic population is on the increase and statutory and other psychology and psychotherapy services need to reflect the changing demands and needs of this population.
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Faculty for Psychology Specialists Working With Older People (PSIGE) Bristol CPD Event
For details please see the Faculty for Psychology Specialists Working With Older People (PSIGE) website.
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Educational Psychology in Scotland - Building Capacity in Universal Services
The Scottish Division of Educational Psychology (SDEP) and ASPEP annual one day conference will further develop themes that emerged from the 2011 conference, where the focus was on "Future Priorities".
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Approaching Borderline Personality
The Division of Counselling Psychology one-day conference on ‘Approaching Borderline Personality' will be held on Saturday 14th April 2012 at the BPS London office. 
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Raising Attainment in Education: The Role of Psychology (Psychology of Education Section Annual Conference)
Keynote Address (Friday): Do attitudes and aspirations matter in Education?Professor Stephen Gorrard, School of Education, University of Birmingham 
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Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Mindfulness
Many clinical and health psychologist now have some experience and knowledge of methods from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) or mindfulness-based approaches.
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Intention- the Heart of Mindfulness? Research & Practice
As research and practice develop in the field we realise the importance of elements at the heart of mindfulness, including Intention and Presence, which enable effective practice.
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Consciousness and Experiential Psychology Section Annual Conference
The conference will examine the aims and practices of neurophenomenology in an attempt to gauge its success at eradicating the explanatory gap. Details Keynote Speakers
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DCP Faculty for Children and Young People Professional Development Study
This event is for all clinical psychologists with an interest in working with children, young people and families. 
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Forensic Child & Adolescent Mental Health Services (F-CAMHS): Everybody’s Business
The Forensic Child & Adolescent Mental Health Services (F-CAMHS) Network, in conjunction with the British Psychological Society and the Royal College of Psychiatrists, is pleased to announce the inaugural F-CAMHS Network conference.
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Division of Counselling Psychology Scotland Branch - Supervision workshop and AGM
Dr Peter Martin, Chair of the Division of Counselling Psychology, will give a two hour supervision workshop. This will not be a power point presentation but a time for learning and reflecting.
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DCP Faculty of Race and Culture Conference and AGM: Black Minority Ethnic (BME) Service Users - Driving service development
Psychologists working in both child and adult services, together with service users, will share examples of best practice where they have worked alongside each other in the delivery of innovative and psychologically based projects.
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