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Psychology Matters: “Psychology is critical in helping policy makers consider how to maximise impact or lead to the best outcomes for people at the individual, group, organisational, or societal level.”
As policy lead for NI BPS, occupational psychologist Rachel Lindsay shares how the new policy pillars document will support psychology’s impact on public policy in Northern Ireland.
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Our top five psychology stories from June
Psychology news and updates from across the British Psychological Society.
View resultClinical Psychology Forum (CPF) Reviewer Panel and Editorial Board
How I became an Education Mental Health Practitioner
In this blog post, Senior EMHP Amber Dryden discusses how she discovered the role and what it involves.
View resultVoluntary statement about modern slavery and human trafficking
We’ve launched new manifestoes and policy documents across the devolved nations
The BPS has launched manifestoes for the elections in Scotland and Wales next year, and a policy pillars document highlighting key areas of focus in Northern Ireland.
View resultAssessment, formulation, and diagnosis guidelines (adults)
This document outlines the society’s guidance on Assessment, Formulation, and Diagnosis as these elements pertain to adults.
View resultWhy breathing clean air is political
On Clean Air Day, chartered psychologist Dr Ashley Weinberg reports on efforts to raise awareness of the harm air pollution does to health and says we can all take steps to make a difference.
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ConferenceDivision of Forensic PsychologyDFP - Northern IrelandDivision of Forensic Psychology Annual Conference 2025
01 Jul 2025 - 03 Jul 2025
The conference will consist of keynote speakers, academic presentations, workshops, posters, and symposia.
- Legal, criminological and forensic
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WebinarDecolonising psychological practice: Applying African psychology to go from good to great
01 Jul 2025
•10:00am-12:00pm
This webinar offers an introduction to the discipline of African psychology, why it is needed and the added value it can bring.
- Race, ethnicity and culture
£52.50 / £87.50View Event
Online workshopDivision of Clinical PsychologyDCP Pre-Qual GroupDClinPsy Reflective Space
01 Jul 2025
•6:30pm-8:00pm
This reflective space is for aspiring Clinical Psychologists who were not offered a place on training this year and were not successful at the application or interview stage.
- Clinical
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In personDivision of Clinical PsychologyDCP Faculty of the Psychology of Older PeopleFPOP Annual Conference 2025
02 Jul 2025 - 03 Jul 2025
The conference offers a unique learning experience, featuring insights from renowned speakers, practical applications of Older People psychology, and the perspectives of academics.
- Older people
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Online workshopEnvironmental Psychology SectionConnecting People, Place & Practice in Environmental Psychology
02 Jul 2025
•10:00am-1:30pm
This event by the Environmental Psychology section will appeal to both BPS members and the wider community interested in the intersection between people, places, and psychology.
- Climate and environment
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Online workshopDivision of Clinical PsychologyDCP Pre-Qual GroupDClinPsy Reflective Space
03 Jul 2025
•6:30pm-8:00pm
This reflective space offers a validating and supportive environment for aspiring Clinical Psychologists who were placed on a reserve list for an interview or training place.
- Clinical
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In personDivision of Counselling PsychologyDivision of Counselling Psychology Annual Conference 2025
04 Jul 2025 - 05 Jul 2025
DCoP 2025 will consist of two days of workshops and presentations from academics in the field, keynote speakers and networking time to meet your peers.
- Counselling and psychotherapy
- Health and wellbeing
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In personDivision of Clinical PsychologyDCP West Midlands BranchRupture – Therapeutic Gold?: Using Cognitive Analytic Therapy(CAT) ideas to understand and work with Rupture
04 Jul 2025
•9:30am-4:30pm
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- Careers and professional development
- Cognition and perception
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In personCyberpsychology SectionCyberpsychology Section Annual Conference 2025
09 Jul 2025 - 10 Jul 2025
Welcome to our Annual Cyberpsychology Section Annual Conference, providing a valuable platform for researchers in the field to share their findings.
- Cyberpsychology
- Digital and technology
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In personQualitative Methods in Psychology SectionQualitative Methods in Psychology Conference 2025
09 Jul 2025 - 10 Jul 2025
This year we make our way to Leeds for a gathering of academics dedicated to advancing research in our field.
- Qualitative Methods
- Research
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Online workshopDivision of Health PsychologyDHP ScotlandDHP Scotland postgraduate networking event
10 Jul 2025
•12:00pm-1:00pm
These informal online networking sessions welcome all current and recent postgraduates.
- Careers and professional development
- Trainees and training
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Online workshopThe impact of psychological trauma on the brain
10 Jul 2025
•2:00pm-5:00pm
Following attendance of the online workshop, delegates will have a stronger foundation of knowledge into the physical and psychological responses to trauma.
- Violence and trauma
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BPS responds to surge in complaints about SEND provision received by MPs
30 June 2025
Nearly one in five pupils in England are now receiving SEND support in the classroom.
- Children, young people and families
- Government and politics
- Health and wellbeing
- Teaching and learning
Policy and Public Affairs Update - June 2025
25 June 2025
Read about the latest activity from the BPS Policy and Public Affairs team.
- BPS updates
- Government and politics
- Psychology Matters
BPS responds to the new Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill
25 June 2025
The government has announced changes to Universal Credit and the structure of PIP payments.
- Government and politics
- Health
- Mental health
- Physical Disabilities
- Poverty
- Psychology Matters
Join the new register for Mental Health and Wellbeing Practitioners
24 June 2025
From 30 June 2025, it will be a requirement for all Mental Health and Wellbeing Practitioners (MHWP) working in NHS commissioned healthcare to be registered.
- Professional Practice
Psychology-powered policy can help deliver positive change in Northern Ireland, says BPS
23 June 2025
The British Psychological Society (BPS) is calling for all political parties in Northern Ireland to harness the power of psychology to deliver effective policy that can transform lives for the better.
- BPS updates
- Government and politics
- Psychology Matters
Winner of the Research Board’s Lifetime Achievement award 2025 announced
20 June 2025
The Lifetime Achievement award celebrates a psychologist who has had a significant impact on psychological knowledge.
- Research
NHSE, BPS and BABCP joint statement
16 June 2025
NHS England approves BPS and BABCP registration scheme for Mental Health and Wellbeing Practitioners.
- BPS updates
Psychology Matters: BPS launches manifesto for Scottish Parliament election 2026
16 June 2025
Ahead of the election to the Scottish Parliament next year, the British Psychological Society’s manifesto calls for psychology to be at the heart of policy making, with an approach that places people first.
- BPS updates
- Government and politics
- Psychology Matters
Providing a mark of quality for professional training in psychology
16 June 2025
The BPS has launched its CPD Quality Mark Scheme aiming to showcase high quality training to the right audience and helping people find the best course for them.
- Careers and professional development
New journal focuses on future of environmental psychology
12 June 2025
Key topics relating to psychology and the environment will be the focus of a new journal set to be launched in 2026.
- Climate and environment
BPS calls for review of Universal Credit as millions face poverty-related stress
12 June 2025
The BPS responds to the latest findings from the Guardian about poverty in the UK.
- Government and politics
- Health and wellbeing
- Poverty
BPS responds to the Spending Review
11 June 2025
BPS President Dr Roman Raczka discusses the government's announcements made in the 2025 Spending Review.
- Children, young people and families
- Government and politics
- Health
- Health and wellbeing
- Mental health
- Teaching and learning
- Essential knowledge for the expert witness: Full programmeView Essential knowledge for the expert witness: Full programmeThis programme provides you with the knowledge you need to fulfil your responsibilities as an…
30 July 2025
Live webinar - Psychological safety in supervisionView Psychological safety in supervisionThis course examines the concept of psychological safety, why it matters and how you can look…CPD
- Media production psychology: An introduction to working in broadcasting, film and dramaView Media production psychology: An introduction to working in broadcasting, film and dramaAreas covered include duty of care, the importance of boundaries and acting within your sphere…CPD
- Strategies for tackling exam pressure and stress (STEPS)View Strategies for tackling exam pressure and stress (STEPS)This eLearning course contains three modules and a range of supplementary materials to enable…CPD
- Specific learning difficulties - an introductionView Specific learning difficulties - an introductionThis course focuses on the the impacts of Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, Dyscalculia and Dysgraphia. For…CPD
- Trauma-informed practice to support people who have experienced psychological traumaView Trauma-informed practice to support people who have experienced psychological traumaThis introductory level course will help you to become trauma-informed by raising your understanding…CPD
- Supervision SkillsView Supervision SkillsTake this course to join the RAPPS register and offer your supervision services to trainees and…CPD; Supervision skills
- Supervision skills refresherView Supervision skills refresherThis course is designed for RAPPS registrants whose training met the previous RAPPS learning outcomes.…CPD; Supervision skills
- Autism eLearning bundleView Autism eLearning bundleDeveloped by specialist psychologists in collaboration with autistic consultants course 1 and…CPD; Autism
- Inclusive leadershipView Inclusive leadershipImprove employee wellbeing and productivity by becoming a psychologically informed leader with…CPD
We’re beginning to understand how kids see ‘aha!’ moments
30 June 2025
Knowing that sudden flashes of insight can be joyous occasions might develop early, but understanding why may take longer, according to new research.
- Cognition and perception
- Developmental
- Emotion
'We want our podcast to take the good data and bridge the gap into practice and clinical work'
30 June 2025
Mention child and adolescent mental health, and the word ‘crisis’ is rarely far behind…
- Clinical
- Mental health
The harder the words, the more sincere the ‘sorry’
27 June 2025
Apologies with longer words, that are more effortful to speak, are perceived as more sincere, according to new research.
- Language and communication
- Social and behavioural
6 ways to make your holidays matter
27 June 2025
Want to return happier from your time off? Ask yourself these questions first…
- Health and wellbeing
L’Adamant: All aboard the art barge
26 June 2025
Professor Victoria Tischler on the day centre, L’Adamant, on the banks of the Seine in Paris.
- Art and culture
- Mental health
Facial mimicry happens when we disagree, too
25 June 2025
New study finds that, contrary to previous assumptions, we also copy our conversation partner’s facial expressions in negative social interactions.
- Evolutionary
- Social and behavioural
Why aren’t we doing more with open research?
25 June 2025
Marcus Munafò on how we can make the most of open research outputs – the study protocols, information sheets, consent forms, data and code, and so on.
- Research
'The difficulty and discomfort associated with receiving feedback is a shared human experience'
24 June 2025
Ella Rhodes spoke to Dr Rob Nash, Head of Psychological Research at the National Institute of Teaching. A recipient of an Advance HE National Teaching Fellowship, Nash started his psychology career as a lecturer and memory researcher, before moving increasingly into educational research.
- Education
- Teaching and learning
Pay requests are influenced by how well our peers perform
23 June 2025
Counter to the ethos of pay transparency, having knowledge of how we rank against workplace peers in terms of performance and pay may influence how much money we feel we deserve.
- Decision making
- Work and occupational
Working as a Teaching Assistant – Lessons from the first three months
23 June 2025
Psychology graduate Ella Ucer shares her experiences.
- Education
- Teaching and learning
Professor James T. Reason C.B.E. 1938-2025
20 June 2025
A tribute to a life dedicated to making the world safer, from John Wreathall.
- BPS updates
You get to choose your hard thing
20 June 2025
Chartered Psychologist Dr Jennifer McClay with a personal and professional take on ‘emotionally-based school non-attendance’, or ‘school refusal’.
- Children, young people and families
- Education
- Mental health
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Editorial
Series: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 383
Date of Publication: 01-11-2025
Author(s): Louisa Shirley
View EditorialDCP UK Chair’s update
Series: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 383
Date of Publication: 01-11-2025
Author(s): Kalpita Kunde
View DCP UK Chair’s updateWhat’s the problem? Recruitment to intellectual disability psychology: A quantitative study
Series: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 383
Date of Publication: 01-11-2025
Author(s): Danielle L. Arnold, Alison Spencer, Katie Scandrett
View What’s the problem? Recruitment to intellectual disability psychology: A quantitative studyWhat’s the problem? Recruitment to intellectual disability psychology: A qualitative study
Series: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 383
Date of Publication: 01-11-2025
Author(s): Danielle L. Arnold, Alison Spencer
View What’s the problem? Recruitment to intellectual disability psychology: A qualitative studyGuided self-help for Bulimia Nervosa: A comparison of individual and group provision
Series: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 383
Date of Publication: 01-11-2025
Author(s): Rebecca Mueller, Chloe Webster, Paul White, Charlotte Rose, Sanni Norweg, Kenneth MacMahon
View Guided self-help for Bulimia Nervosa: A comparison of individual and group provisionEvaluating the effectiveness of individual psychological treatment offered within Mid-Essex early intervention in psychosis (EIP) service
Series: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 383
Date of Publication: 01-11-2025
Author(s): Elena Santonja Las, Claire Stubbins, Sarah Pennington, Morgan Smith, Styliani Pertesi
View Evaluating the effectiveness of individual psychological treatment offered within Mid-Essex early intervention in psychosis (EIP) serviceSupporting access to psychological professions through a widening participation placement programme for undergraduate psychology students: A pilot
Series: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 383
Date of Publication: 01-11-2025
Author(s): Anita Sattar-Jenkins, Danielle Robinson, Serif Omer, Arun Sahni, Katherine May, Andrea Edeleanu, Saloni Krishnan, Sam McCormick
View Supporting access to psychological professions through a widening participation placement programme for undergraduate psychology students: A pilotWelsh-speakers accessing mental health support: A review of the literature
Series: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 383
Date of Publication: 01-11-2025
Author(s): Gwenno Acciaioli, James Baily
View Welsh-speakers accessing mental health support: A review of the literatureReflection
Series: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 383
Date of Publication: 01-11-2025
Author(s): Grace-Louise Todd
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Series: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 383
Date of Publication: 01-11-2025
Author(s): Elleanna Christophi
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