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We gather articles, interviews and more from The Psychologist and Research Digest around being a mother or father, or indeed being childless (voluntarily or otherwise).

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Student life

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Equality Impact Assessments

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Committee on Test Standards – invitation to apply for membership

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National Assessors Scheme - Chief National Assessor

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Psychology Matters: “Any help I can give makes me feel I am doing something important, and that psychology is important.”

Trauma psychologist Thomas Peyton-Lander shares how he uses psychology to support police officers experiencing stress and PTSD.

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Psychology Matters: “I work with wonderfully supportive people who share my goal of making a difference to people’s lives.”

A-Level psychology educator and chartered psychologist Lyndsey Hayes tells us how she uses her role as a teacher to inspire the next generation of psychologists.

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The Psychologist, May 2025

Can highlighting the benefits of change for men help alter gender-based stereotypes?

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Conference
Division of Clinical Psychology
DCP Faculty for People With Intellectual Disabilities
Faculty for People with Intellectual Disabilities Advancing Practice Conference 2025
12 May 2025 - 13 May 2025
This 2-day event will bring together leading experts, researchers, educators and advocates in our field to share best practices and develop a community.
- Intellectual Disabilities
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Webinar
The impact of screen use and social media on the sleep of children and adolescents
13 May 2025
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10:30am-12:30pm
This webinar will describe the science of sleep and the impact that the use of screens can have on sleep organisation, quantity and quality.
- Sleep
Members: £47.25 (+ VAT) / Non-Members: £87.50 (+ VAT)
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Online workshop
Division of Health Psychology
DHP Northern Ireland
Division of Health Psychology Annual Meeting
15 May 2025
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2:00pm-3:00pm
Join the DHP committee and fellow members for this annual meeting to review DHP activities over the past 12 months.
- Health
Free (DHP Members only)
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Online workshop
South West of England Branch
Get to know your BPS
15 May 2025
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4:30pm-6:30pm
Join Anne-Marie Rowson and Liz Edwards-Smith (Co-Chairs of the BPS South West Branch) to find out everything you wanted to know about your professional body and regional branch.
- BPS updates
Free (BPS Members only)
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Online workshop
Working successfully in private practice
20 May 2025
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9:30am-12:30pm
Working as an independent practitioner is potentially very rewarding professionally and personally, but it is not without its challenges and pitfalls.
- Professional Practice
Members: £110 (+ VAT) / Non-Members: £183.33 (+ VAT)
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Online workshop
East of England Branch
Understanding Workplace Loneliness
21 May 2025
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6:00pm-7:15pm
In this themed online networking event Dr. Siyao Zhu and East of England committee chair, Prof. Annilee Game, will discuss research on loneliness at work.
- Work and occupational
Free (BPS Members only)
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Webinar
Division of Health Psychology
DHP Scotland
Real-time data capture in health psychology: applications in research and practice
22 May 2025
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2:00pm-4:00pm
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- Psychology Matters
Online event - see below for registration information
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Online workshop
Qualitative Methods in Psychology Section
QMiP is 20: An Oral History Event
23 May 2025
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10:00am-11:30am
As the Qualitative Methods in Psychology (QMiP) Section, celebrates 20 years, they invite you to join this oral history event where they will collectively reflect on QMiP’s legacy.
- Qualitative Methods
Free (BPS members only)
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Webinar
Appreciating the value of Qualitative Research: Trustworthiness and Credibility
23 May 2025
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1:00pm-3:00pm
This webinar will present qualitative research as a completely different approach to research and explain how such terms are unhelpful for us as psychologists.
- Qualitative Methods
- Research
Members: £30 (+VAT) / Non-Members: £50 (+VAT)
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In person
DHP Northern Ireland
Psychology, Health and Medicine Annual Conference 2025
27 May 2025
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9:00am-5:00pm
The 2025 conference will be held in Belfast.
- Health and wellbeing
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Online workshop
Division of Coaching Psychology
Group coaching: The new ‘Wild West of coaching’
27 May 2025
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2:00pm-3:30pm
A Division of Coaching Psychology Journal Club Networking Event
- Coaching
Free (DoCP members only)
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Webinar
London and Home Counties Branch
How Can Neuroscience Inform Our Embodied Experiences of Wellbeing and Psychological Health
27 May 2025
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6:00pm-7:00pm
Please see 'about' tab
- ADHD
- Art and culture
- Bipolar
- Brain
- Neuropsychology
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“AI is not the silver bullet for mental health services,” says BPS
09 May 2025
The BPS responds to comments from Mark Zuckerberg about the use of AI
- Cyberpsychology
- Government and politics
- Health
- Health and wellbeing
- Mental health
Join us for Pride in London
08 May 2025
The BPS is calling for members to take part in this year’s Pride in London Parade in July.
- Equality, diversity and inclusion
- LGBTQ+
Congratulations to the winner of the Outstanding Doctoral Research Contributions to Psychology 2024
08 May 2025
The BPS is delighted to announce that Dr Abigail Fiske is the winner of the Award for Outstanding Doctoral Research Contributions to Psychology 2024.
- BPS updates
- Neuropsychology
Backing for new mental health and wellbeing strategy for Wales
06 May 2025
The British Psychological Society (BPS) has welcomed a new mental health and wellbeing strategy centred on early intervention and prevention.
- Government and politics
- Health and wellbeing
- Mental health
BPS response to the UK Supreme Court judgment
06 May 2025
The BPS responds to the UK Supreme Court judgment on women and sex.
- BPS updates
The mental health of jurors must not be forgotten, urges BPS
01 May 2025
The call comes ahead of Juror Appreciation Week (6-11th May)
- Government and politics
- Health and wellbeing
- Legal, criminological and forensic
- Mental health
Congratulations to the 2025 Practice Board Award winners
01 May 2025
We are delighted to announce the winners of this year’s Practice Board Awards.
- BPS updates
Policy & Public Affairs Update: April 2025
24 April 2025
The BPS Policy and Public Affairs team outline their key activities that have taken place this month.
- BPS updates
How are BPS Journals influencing global policy?
23 April 2025
Find out how BPS Journals reach policymakers and impact our everyday lives.
- Books and reading
Applications open for the Early Career Study Visit scheme
17 April 2025
We’re pleased to announce that our scheme to support early career researchers and lecturers has opened for 2025.
- Teaching and learning
Professional Darts Corporation must protect the mental health of their players, says leading psychologist
14 April 2025
More must be done to protect the mental health of leading darts players, says BPS
- Mental health
- Sport and Exercise
Registrations open to attend United Nations Psychology Day
14 April 2025
The BPS is supporting the flagship event of the Psychology Coalition at the UN.
- Climate and environment

How to get your research published
This webinar is predominantly suitable for post-graduate psychology students who are interested…
29 November 2024
Live webinar
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Psychological safety in supervision
This course examines the concept of psychological safety, why it matters and how you can look…
CPD
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Media production psychology: An introduction to working in broadcasting, film and drama
Areas covered include duty of care, the importance of boundaries and acting within your sphere…
CPD
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Strategies for tackling exam pressure and stress (STEPS)
This eLearning course contains three modules and a range of supplementary materials to enable…
CPD
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Specific learning difficulties - an introduction
This course focuses on the the impacts of Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, Dyscalculia and Dysgraphia. For…
CPD
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Trauma-informed practice to support people who have experienced psychological trauma
This introductory level course will help you to become trauma-informed by raising your understanding…
CPD
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Supervision Skills
Take this course to join the RAPPS register and offer your supervision services to trainees and…
CPD; Supervision skills
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Supervision skills refresher
This course is designed for RAPPS registrants whose training met the previous RAPPS learning outcomes.…
CPD; Supervision skills
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Autism eLearning bundle
Developed by specialist psychologists in collaboration with autistic consultants course 1 and…
CPD; Autism
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Inclusive leadership
Improve employee wellbeing and productivity by becoming a psychologically informed leader with…
CPD
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Here’s how café music is influencing your coffee break
09 May 2025
From cups bought to the length of your stay, a new study shows that the tempo and timing of coffee shop music can influence your consumption in more ways than you might think.
- Decision making
- Music and sound
Does pink noise really help you focus?
09 May 2025
A new systematic review and meta-analysis suggests white or pink noise has some small benefits to attention, but only for those with ADHD symptoms.
- ADHD
- Digital and technology
Single Session Therapy: Exploring global perspectives
09 May 2025
Magdalena Turek (left), Sarah Lewis (middle), Keigo Asai (top right) and Jasmine Joseph (bottom left) share case studies around ‘the power of the present moment’.
- Clinical
- Counselling and psychotherapy
The three doctors, and the psychologist I want to be
08 May 2025
Psychology student Samantha Morgan considers power in how we interact with others.
- Careers and professional development
- Neurodiversity
‘It’s time for psychologists to become activists’
07 May 2025
Dr Mehdi Alemohammad refuses to analyse his anger away…
- Emotion
- Equality, diversity and inclusion
- Ethics and morality
- Government and politics
When there are no words, we’d better find some
06 May 2025
Chartered Psychologist Dr Aspa Paltoglou on the responsibility of Psychologists to care about and speak up for the Palestinian people, through a book review.
- Ethics and morality
- Violence and trauma
Dr D. I. Williams 1941-2025
06 May 2025
A tribute to the British Psychological Society Fellow, from Dr Ian E. Morley, Associate Professor, University of Warwick (Retired).
- BPS updates
The apprenticeship pathway to a more robust Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner workforce
06 May 2025
Emma Corless reflects on the first five years of the Oxford Health Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner Apprenticeship Programme.
- Careers and professional development
- NHS
Victim-blaming language results in shorter sexual assault sentences
06 May 2025
Work examining the influence of rape myths on convictions finds that their use in court is associated with more lenient sentences.
- Language and communication
- Legal, criminological and forensic
- Violence and trauma
Discussing racial trauma in therapy remains tricky in the UK
06 May 2025
Interviews reveal challenges, victories, and room for improvement in the way UK therapists approach discussions of racial trauma.
- Clinical
- Mental health
- Race, ethnicity and culture
Juror Number 8
06 May 2025
Sarah Beddows with a reflective piece on being selected for Jury Service as a Clinical Psychologist.
- Legal, criminological and forensic
- Violence and trauma
Living close to family linked to harsher views on aggression and punishment
02 May 2025
Those living in close proximity to more family members are more likely to endorse extreme behaviours, such as aggression and capital punishment, according to a new study.
- Ethics and morality
- Social and behavioural