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Ahead of his keynote address at the British Psychological Society’s Annual Conference in Nottingham this May, Ella Rhodes heard from John Antonakis, Professor of Organisational Behaviour at the University of Lausanne.
Reflections from Assistant Psychologist Chris Millar on female offender care in UK prisons.
'Research into the potential benefits of non-invasive brain stimulation for treating neurodevelopmental conditions is at a very exciting stage'. So said Professor Stephen Jackson, Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience at the University of Nottingham, when he spoke to Tourettes Action research manager Dr Seonaid Anderson. She then got the patients' perspective from Ben Parfitt, who is involved in a research project at the university.
Sophie Carrigill is a Paralympian and co-captain of British Wheelchair Basketball. She is also a psychology graduate, and she spoke at the British Psychological Society's Psychology 4 Graduates event in 2017. Our Assistant to the Managing Editor, Debbie Gordon, was there to ask her a few questions.
Kal Kseib meets Professor Paul Gilbert, founder of compassion-focused therapy.
Ian Florance meets Ashley Weinberg.
Dr Leyla Ziyal finds common threads in her typical working day.
Craig Barton on his new book 'Difficult not impossible: How to survive clinical depression'.
Psychology graduate Rupert Cornford is combining a career in the media with a deeper passion for understanding people. This is his take on changing career and understanding a brave new world.
Jon Sutton hears from Eric Brymer about a new book, Phenomenology and the Extreme Sport Experience.
Ian Florance interviewed Saniya Rizvi about her journey into counselling psychology… and possibly beyond.
Saniya’s response to our initial e-mail was, ‘I am a bit surprised to be asked for an interview… I’m just an ordinary psychologist, I don’t have research or writing a book experiences to boast...
Telmo Mourinho Baptista, President of the European Federation of Psychologists’ Associations
From compassion fatigue and burnout to resilience – Gail Kinman takes Lance Workman through her work as an occupational health psychologist.
Sharon-lin Harwood on being a Personal Assistant to those with Down’s syndrome and dementia.
Rebecca Lawthom, Professor of Community Psychology at Manchester Metropolitan University, on her working life.
Bec Sanderson talks to social psychologist Shalom Schwartz about his life’s work on values.
We spoke to Dr Chrissy Jayarajah, a Consultant Perinatal Psychiatrist with Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust, about her involvement in a storyline for the popular BBC soap EastEnders.
Ian Florance talks to Ceri Bowen, an International Fellow at the Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability, Putney
Chartered Psychologist Nancy Doyle on her input to BBC Two's 'Employable Me'.
Hetashi Bawa on what volunteering, and serving as an Honorary Assistant Psychologist, has added to what she learnt at university.
Dr Carla Sofka is a Professor of Social Work at Siena College, Loudonville, New York, with an interest in the role of digital and social media in supporting bereaved students. Our editor Jon Sutton asks the questions.
We speak to Sathnam Sanghera, author of The Boy With The Topknot, a touching, humorous and emotional rites-of-passage memoir about a second generation Indian growing up in Britain, and the mental health secrets he discovers in his family.
Caralyn Cox on life as Director of Positive Psychology within online digital mental health.
Our editor Jon Sutton meets Marcus Munafò, winner of the British Psychological Society’s Presidents’ Award, Professor of Biological Psychology at the University of Bristol, and a key player in the debate over replication and open science.
Clinical psychologist Dr Rachel Happer on her role as Head of the National Confidential Forum.
For many years those who spent time in the institutions of Scotland struggled to have a voice, particularly when silenced by abuse and maltreatment. Following determined campaigning by those...