...meets
Including Christine Kalus on working in palliative care, and Jessica Eade on the challenges facing psychologists who decide to set up in private practice
Arabella Kurtz (Doctoral Programme in Clinical Psychology, University of Leicester) interviews Irvin Yalom, Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry at Stanford University
Professor of Psychology at Harvard University. Includes online-only questions.
Ian Florance talks to Christine Kalus about working in palliative care & Jessica Eade on the challenges facing psychologists who decide to set up in private practice
Emeritus Professor of Neuropsychology and Senior Research Fellow at the University of Bristol
Including how clinical psychologists responded to last summer's floods in Hull; life as an occupational psychologist; and featured jobs.
One on one, with Professor of Psychology at Royal Holloway, University of London. Includes online bonus questions!
Vice Provost of Trinity College Dublin, University of Dublin, Ireland, and Professor of Cognitive Science at Trinity College’s Institute of Neuroscience and School of Psychology
Including consumer issues, and Britt Tajet-Foxell talking about working with ballet dancers, rowers and Olympic skiers
…with Annette Karmiloff-Smith, Professorial Research Fellow at Birkbeck College, University of London.
Chris Scott, Chair of the Society’s Scottish Division of Educational Psychology (SDEP), draws on his career path and present job to illuminate some issues facing educational psychology in Scotland, and talks about the SDEP’s activities
…with Steven Pinker Johnstone Family Professor in the Department of Psychology at Harvard University, USA.
Including featured jobs and career opportunities
Professor Stephen Palmer and Dr Alison Whybrow introduce a growing area of psychological practice and theory and Coaching psychologists apply psychologically grounded techniques to business and...
Neuropsychologist Andy Young and psychiatrist Karel de Pauw take Lance Workman through a disturbing condition – Capgras delusion. Plus listen to a separate interview with Andy Young, from 2013.
The new jobs section of The Psychologist, including the Society Division Chairs on the future of applied psychology, and the full version (in HTML) of David Carew's piece on the Department of Work and Pensions.
Rachel Cooper, Kate Gendle, Cheryl Mould and Claire Ackroyd describe their work
When you think of a mental health worker, what image comes to mind? As a group of psychology staff working in an Assertive Outreach Team (AOT) we challenge the stereotype
of the traditional...
Emeritus Professor at the Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, UCL, and Aarhus Research Foundation Professor at the University of Aarhus
Nigel Hunt interviews Airi Hautamaki about life as a psychologist in Finland and her work on attachment
Pam Maras with an important update on statutory regulation
This is my eighth column as President; ninth if you count that I’ve written it twice! In my first effort I focused on all of the exciting new developments the Boards are considering, including...
Moira Coates on her life as a work psychologist for Jobcentre Plus.
I am an occupational psychologist employed by Jobcentre Plus, part of the Department for Work and Pensions, in the South East of England. The Department is the largest employer of occupational...
In this interview from 2007, four young psychometricians talk to Professor James Flynn.
Richard Kwiatkowski interviews Peter Saville
Misdiagnosed as having ‘chronic depression’ by the psychiatric establishment; he almost died while having ECT. Described by the Financial Times as one of the ‘rebels’ in a boardroom battle, he...