Archive
June 2021
A decade of ‘power posing’: Where do we stand?
Tom Loncar on credibility and challenges.
The psychological impact of a lifelong illness
Louise Foster has a conversation with her mother about Multiple Sclerosis.
Merchants of light
Richard Brown looks to lessons from the history of open science in order to move beyond ideals and technology.
‘I started living a more aware life’
An extract from The No-Nonsense Meditation Book: A Scientist’s Guide to the Power of Meditation, by Steven Laureys MD.
'Even the bleakest moments are not permanent'
Professor Rory O’Connor is Director of the Suicidal Behaviour Research lab at the University of Glasgow, and President of the International Association for Suicide Prevention (the first person from the UK in almost 50 years). Our editor Jon Sutton caught up with him.
‘The environmental crisis is also a crisis of hope’
Dr Elin Kelsey introduces some key arguments from her new book.
How can we understand the suicidal mind in the moment of crisis?
Ella Rhodes spoke to three psychologists working to understand and prevent suicide…
Unmasking Myanmar
It seemed Myanmar was inching towards a more democratic regime, but since February the military junta has cracked down again on protestors. In this article Chris Mabey seeks to understand the situation and discern some signs of hope for this war-torn land.
The other side of the story
Sophy Irwin works for NIACRO in Belfast, Northern Ireland, to reduce crime and its impact on people and communities. Here, she talks about a project called Get Real, which is supported by the European Union’s PEACE IV Programme and managed by the Special EU Programme Body. Get Real works with the six strands of hate crime that are recognised in Northern Ireland – racism, faith and religion, homophobia, transphobia, disability, and sectarianism.
'We’re moving around the garden to get different viewpoints’
Mark Fox has had a long and distinguished career as an educational psychologist. Ian Florance met him.
May 2021
Living with cancer
A collection of pieces from our May issue.
April 2021
Cycles
Our journalist Ella Rhodes considers the cyclical nature of life, both the more literal and the metaphorical.
March 2021
Lost
Psychologist Hugo Spiers introduces chats with five authors of popular books on the topic of finding and losing your way…
February 2021
What are the barriers to our profession, and how can we remove them?
The winners and runners up in our latest 'Voices In Psychology' programme.
January 2021
A vegan future?
Dr Annie Brookman-Byrne introduces the January issue.
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