The BPS is running three workshops for members to examine what role psychologists can play in delivering the three key shifts outlined in Labour’s blueprint for the health service.

Researchers have warned there is an “urgent need” to ensure the best possible mental healthcare for people aged 16-25 amid rising rates of mental health conditions.

Some of the symptoms of PTSD are hyper-vigilance, scanning the environment, being watchful and on your guard. The need to do that reduces when you're not in an urban environment where there are cars ...

NHS England has described the CAP apprenticeship as “being vital for the delivery of the Government’s 10 Year Health Plan” ...

The BPS recently commissioned Seymour Research to conduct an independent, comprehensive review of BPS qualifications. This included qualitative surveys (with over 3,000 responses), stakeholder focus ...

Chair of the BPS's Division of Neuropsychology Dr Ingram Wright has responded to a new investigation by ITV News.

Sergio A. Silverio, Aimée R. Cole and Elana Payne consider what we’re aiming for, and challenges in the increasingly digital university.

A free online reflective space for South Asian aspiring and trainee psychologists, held as part of South Asian Heritage Month ...

Committee: BPS Welsh Branch Role name: Appointed Member x 1 Role ID: 211 Term: up to 3 years Role purpose: To support the Member Network in contributing to the society's strategic plan and achieve the ...

Following a vote of Senate members, Bruno De Oliveira has been elected as the next chair of the BPS Senate, the body which represents our member networks. As chair of Senate, Bruno will also join the ...

Dr Mike Marriott, principal lecturer in psychology at Nottingham Trent University, reflects on an insightful session from Dr Angela Kennedy on trauma-informed care.

Eighty per cent of psychology undergraduate students are female and at Russell Group institutions, the proportion is even higher, standing at around 85 per cent. The result is that psychology ...