...debates

Why I no longer wish to be associated with the BPS

Ex-member Kirsty Miller wrote with a letter; here, we explain what happened next.

Psychological support in Multiple Sclerosis

Hannah Morris-Bankole and Dr Aileen Ho on a new survey.

The view from the political pulpit

Adrian West with a letter to the editor.

Turning reflection into meaningful action

Maia Thornton, Mary Keeling and Christine Ramsey-Wade on racism.

PDA – a new type of disorder?

Richard Woods writes on Pathological Demand Avoidance.

Really 'doing better' on racism

Craig A. Harper and Harry Purser argue that institutional virtue-signalling on racial inequality is not good enough, and suggest alternatives.

Naming the poison

Sasha Priddy and James Randall respond to our June cover feature; plus additional letters from Stephen Munt, and Ian Parker.

Time to rewrite the rules

Rachel Holt on the clinical psychology training process, and inclusion.

ACTing autonomously

Liam Myles writes.

Tackling gender imbalance in psychology

Judith Johnson, Anna Madill, Gina Z. Koutsopoulou, Charity Brown and Richard Harris.

Bridging words and images

Dimitra Theodoropoulou responds to an article on art therapy.

A mosaic of fragmented memories

Mohamed Khougali on the therapeutic dimension of oral tradition.

A jolt of transformation

Daren Lee takes a philosophical look at what the pandemic might mean for replicability and the efficacy of practice in psychology.

You are more than your productivity

Dr Maria Kordowicz on creating meaning post-Covid-19.

The problem with using rainbow flags to support the NHS

Kirsty Conway (Assistant Psychologist) writes.

Standing against racism

We collate letters in response to the killing of George Floyd. From the British Psychological Society's Division of Counselling Psychology Black and Asian Counselling Psychologists' Group; Anonymous; Halina Bryan; Khadj Rouf; Vaughan Bell; Rosabel Ng; and Shameema Yousuf.