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A conversation between Alice Farrington and her father, David P. Farrington.
Peter Hobson (Emeritus Professor of Developmental Psychopathology at University College London) reflects on a lifetime’s work in autism and child development.
Judith Rich Harris takes Lance Workman through her extraordinary fightback against entrenched views of child development.
We hear about a programme to encourage resilience and wellbeing in young people.
Lucia Giombini outlines her work and thinking around anorexia.
Kirk Strosahl talks to Kal Kseib about acceptance and commitment therapy.
Tracey Herlihey on the importance of persistence and networking in finding that ‘dream job'.
We spoke to Professor Linda Clare to mark Dementia Awareness Week.
Caroline Limbert (Cardiff Metropolitan University) on the first overseas Health Psychology MSc to be accredited by the Society, and what the experience has done for her own career and that of the graduates.
Ian Florance meets Cordelia Galgut to discuss how diagnosis and treatment has affected her work as a counselling psychologist.
Senior Lecturer in Forensic Psychology in the Department of Applied Psychology, Cardiff Metropolitan University.
‘We can still choose how to respond: how to fight against creation’.
Liz Hollis, freelance journalist and media consultant specialising in psychology.
How do those on the fringes of psychology view our profession? Ian Florance meets Michèle Down.