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London and Home Counties Branch
Impact of fleeing and journeys: how we work with people who suffer dehumanisation and PTSD
As the war in Ukraine and refugee crisis worsens, London and Home Counties Branch member Sushila Dhall explores the impact of fleeing a country and the work done with those suffering PTSD.
View resultBlog: Taking the next steps after graduation - what to do if it all seems unclear
BPS Graduate Member Lloyd Emeka offers some advice on making sense of the future when it all feels a bit uncertain.
View resultHow to navigate results day and make the most of moving to sixth form
BPS member and psychology teacher Lyndsey Hayes has given her tips for students receiving their GCSE results this year.
View resultMaking the most of your move to university
BPS member and psychology teacher Lyndsey Hayes, and recent graduate Nuttanicha Sakthaworn, have given their tips for students receiving their A-Level results this year.
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In personDivision of Forensic PsychologyLondon and Home Counties BranchCrowd Behaviour and Public Order: Reflections on the 2024 Riots and Violence
26 Jun 2025
•9:30am-4:00pm
Special Group for Psychology, Health and Social Care (PHASC) Summer Conference, generously supported by The London & Home Counties Branch and Division of Forensic Psychology
- Violence and trauma
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Applying research-based lessons to one’s own life
19 September 2016
Rebecca Smith reports from an anniversary event from the British Psychological Society's London and Home Counties Branch.
- Social and behavioural
President's Column, December 2007
15 December 2007
Pam Maras writes about international relations
- BPS updates
Letters, November 2005
18 November 2005
Including the dyslexia debate, developments in neuroscience, bi-invisibility, bad psychology, and teaching qualitative methods.
- BPS updates
Society, September 2006
18 September 2006
Including the Book Award, fellowship citation, informed consent and more.
- BPS updates
Society - April 2013
18 April 2013
meet the Trustees; Annual Conference preview; Spearman Medal winner Jon Roiser; and more
- BPS updates
Letters, September 2005
18 September 2005
Including olfaction and sexuality, London branch, VAT, Michael Stone and more.
- BPS updates
‘Psychologists should stop selling themselves short’
30 June 2017
Hamira Riaz’s talk to the BPS London and Home Counties Branch in April – ‘Breaking down the silos: What can occupational psychology learn from clinical psychology (and vice versa)’ – reflected a theme in many recent careers interviews. Ian Florance met her.
- Clinical
- Work and occupational
Society, October 2014
08 October 2014
President’s column; Lifetime Achievement Award; understanding psychosis; Society hubs; autism and the criminal justice system; and more.
- Autism
- BPS updates
Society
02 May 2014
The final President’s column from Richard Mallows; technical support in psychological research; and an update from the Branch network
- BPS updates
Fashion matters… in mental health
13 October 2016
Zoe Shaughnessy, MSc Applied Psychology in Fashion, reports on an event at the London College of Fashion.
- Art and culture