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Judging Hans Eysenck
Peter Morris replies to a letter in our September edition.
Wellbeing through doodles
Natalie Hanley on her social media approach; now with update.
Real stepped care
Ellie Kerry – a Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner at Great Ormond Street Hospital – writes.
Beyond neurodiversity?
Liam Cross and Gray Atherton write.
From the Chief Executive, September 2019
The latest from Sarb Bajwa.
Supporting invisible parents
Dr Charlotte Whiteley writes.
Highlighting comorbidities
Ruby Ramsden writes.
Being Muslim in clinical psychology
Tasmeah Zain writes.
Double empathy and autism
Jacqui Price writes.
Reflecting diversity
Professor Jeune Guishard-Pine, OBE writes.
The limits of our actions
Rose Kent writes.
Modernising the Mental Health Act
Sophie Carruthers writes.
Harmful masculinity narratives
Meltem Osman and A.J. Walker write.
A role in auditing Hans Eysenck?
Andrew M. Colman, David F. Marks, Chris McVittie and Dr Richard Smith write, and the Society replies.
The double empathy problem in care
Professor Rita Jordan writes.
From the Chief Executive, August 2019
The latest from Sarb Bajwa.
An estranged relationship
Dr Venetia Leonidaki on the Improving Access to Psychological Therapies programme.
Something about nothing
Sara Goodier writes.
Unrealistic expectations of clients
Benjamin Kwapong in a continuing discussion.
The last straw?
Professor Neil Verrall on evolving forms of protest.
Closing the BAME attainment gap
Professor Binna Kandola OBE, Guilaine Kinouani, Dr Joanna Wilde and Dr Grace Mansah-Owusu write.
Getting a grip on cruelty in care
Paul Whitby, a Chartered Psychologist and former Charge Nurse, with a response to our recent coverage of the care abuse scandal.
A nationwide depression?
Mohamed Khougali on how revolution may have changed the psyche, and standing of psychology, in Sudan.
Paris in the Spring
Finding the origins of the cognitive trick.
How do we define masculinity?
Two letters from our July edition.

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