At the BPS we are always looking for ways to ensure we are best representing and supporting all of our membership and it is important that we have strong voices...
It captures our aim to grow as an organisation – in reach, influence, impact – so that we can work collaboratively across the society to provide high quality guidance, support...
Katherine Carpenter has been elected as President, and takes up her position immediately. Katherine said: “I’d like to thank everyone who voted for me. I’d also like to thank my...
This study was undertaken by Emma Massey and colleagues* from Erasmus Medical Centre, Netherlands and published in the British Journal of Health Psychology. Lead author Emma K. Massey said: “Donating...
These proposed standards are a welcome step towards ensuring parity between physical and mental health within the NHS, and making sure that people can access the services and support they...
Health Education England (HEE) is leading this programme of work in close collaboration with NHS England and NHS Improvement, Department of Health and Social Care, Skills for Care and key...
The society has been consulting with our members over the last few years on proposed reforms that broadly fall into two categories: Changes to our membership grades. These have been...
The importance of those within the Health Psychology community communicating findings and recommendations with members of the public has been highlighted during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, those within the Health...
Climate Change: What's Psychology got to do with it? All eyes will be on Scotland when it hosts the UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow later this year. With some...
In his keynote speech at the BPS' Division of Counselling Psychology’s annual conference this weekend, Professor Simon du Plock highlighted the importance of self-care in the ‘age of anxiety’. It...
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