The realities of Covid-19 means that there are additional challenges for people mourning the death of a colleague due to the lack of access to support from friends, family and...
David Murphy, president of the British Psychological Society The current coronavirus pandemic has caused many of us fear, direct suffering, inconvenience and/or loss of income. However, this pandemic did not...
Lockdown measures introduced to deal with the spread of the virus have disrupted the training regimes of most athletes, while many have also seen competitions or important dates postponed. Keeping...
Created as a resource for families, the first film highlights the benefits of using play to help children understand the changes they are experiencing and gives tips on using play...
While we may all be working from home and having to hold meetings, conversations and event BPS webinars on Zoom, it’s been a busy few weeks in the membership, qualifications...
With the return to school for some children just around the corner, and lockdown restrictions easing, the British Psychological Society has launched two short films to help parents, carers and education...
‘Back to School: using psychological perspectives to support re-engagement and recovery’ complements the UK and national government advice on the return to school for pupils during the pandemic and offers...
This document lays out some useful guidance to help managers and supervisors support staff and colleagues who are caring for patients who are dying. The way we communicate as staff is...
Considering and exploring the different psychological factors that may influence and impact the wellbeing of people with learning or intellectual disabilities during the Covid-19 crisis, the new guidance highlights where...
Marie Jahoda was born in Vienna, Austria in 1907 to liberal Jewish parents. She described herself as growing up in an “extraordinary society”, with a great rise in intellectual and...
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