This webinar will outline some of the philosophical, social and psychological difficulties that have arisen from recent events, including the coronavirus outbreak. Emmy van Deurzen will discuss issues that are...
The inquiry is investigating the health and wellbeing of young people, particularly in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic. Ms Connolly, a member of the BPS’ Division of Health Psychology,...
This session will aim to cover: Why we decided to develop a new tool. How we developed the WHEEL. What we can confidently say about what the WHEEL is and...
Over 100,000 babies are admitted to neonatal care in the UK every year (Source: Bliss). There are a growing number of psychologists who specialise in working on neonatal units to...
Professor Saville was one of the most prominent occupational psychologists in the UK, who was well known as an instigator of psychometric testing in the modern workplace and a successful...
People enter mass-participation running events like 10ks, half-marathons, and marathons for a range of reasons relating to challenge, health and fitness, mental health and wellbeing, raising money for charity, and...
From time to time, we ask members to vote on important issues such as elections for key positions in the BPS and on certain changes to our governance. Several years...
Dr Beth Mosely, a consultant clinical psychologist at Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust, has been awarded an MBE (Member of the British Empire) for her innovative work in mental...
Are there really tell-tale signs that can distinguish truth from lies? This talk reveals the myths about lying and the reliability of the different methods commonly used to detect deception...
Did you know that stress can kill you? As a health psychologist, Professor Daryl O’Connor has been fascinated by how stress can influence biology, psychology and behaviour in ways that may damage...
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