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‘We can be the nation that discovers the cure’
Steve Reicher, Alex Haslam and Jay Van Bavel on the Christchurch massacre and toxic leadership.
The road to Christchurch: A tale of two leaderships
Stephen Reicher, Alex Haslam and Jay Van Bavel on the elements of atrocity.
Back to the ‘Future Shock’
Bruce Wilson writes.
From the Chief Executive, April 2019
Sarb Bajwa on the Society's Annual Conference.
WEIRD science…
Priya Maharaj responds to a piece from our Research Digest blog.
Finding a home for the homeless
Elif Huseyin writes.
Semantic revolution, or knowledge evolution?
On the language of offending behaviour programmes.
Mindful of equanimity
Joey Weber writes.
Murder-suicide: are we up to the challenge?
Carol Murphy writes.
What you’re proposing and the status quo
Corinne Lowry writes.
Health and habits
Madelynne Arden writes.
The slow creep towards privatisation
Lisa Topping writes.
From the Chief Executive, March 2019
Sarb Bajwa writes.
Leaping into another’s shoes
The debate on men in the profession continues.
Why did relations go Pear-shaped?
A response to our May 2017 'Looking Back'.
A role for psychologists on prescription?
Dr Rebecca Courtney-Walker, Chair of the British Psychological Society's Prescribing Rights Task & Finish Group.
What does it all meme?
Madeleine Pownall on a 'thoroughly modern online discourse'.
A tyranny of its own?
Dr Stephen Blumenthal on the American Psychological Association Guidelines for Psychological Practice with Boys and Men.
Are we asking for too much from our clients?
An Assistant Psychologist writes.
How real people mess up
Following up a December special issue…
A swift move to Ireland
John Edwards writes.
Instagram cleaning: compulsive or comforting?
Madeleine Pownall writes.
From the Chief Executive, February 2019
Sarb Bajwa writes.
On the brink of breakdown?
Are the children better off in today’s society by having a mental illness diagnosis?
Removing patient identity and responsibility
Kirsty MacDonald writes.

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