...meets

One to One...with Gill Aitken

Helping the helpers

Lisa Lim Ah Ken talks to Ian Florance about her work with aid organisations

Pathways into occupational psychology

A recent Division of Occupational Psychology event addressed some timely career issues

One on one... with David Lane

Director of the Professional Development Foundation and joint winner of the Society’s Award for Outstanding Contributions to Professional Psychology; includes web-only answers

‘After a lecture I’d feel high’

Ian Florance talks to Mark Griffiths about a prolific career in teaching and research

Interview: On loss and mourning

Renee Lertzman talks with psychoanalyst and author Darian Leader

Working in a Greek family care centre

Stefania Papadaki on her route to counselling psychology work in Heraklion

One on One...with David Lavallee

Aberystwyth University, and new Chair of the Psychologist Policy Committee - includes web-only material

Safety first

Ian Florance interviews Tim Marsh about his work as the Managing Director of a company dealing in the psychology of industrial safety

Interview: Talking therapies

Tony Roth talks to David Clark about his pivotal role in developing and promoting the Improving Access to Psychological Therapies programme, and more

Being positive

Ian Florance talks to Jan Stannard about the ‘light-bulb moment’ that led her into psychology, and her quest to be sure of her ground in her new field

One to one... with Sheila Payne

Help the Hospices Chair in Hospice Studies, Lancaster University

‘So what do you do?’

Sarah Dale gives a personal view on overthrowing a collective impostor syndrome

What makes a good politician?

Jo Silvester talks to Jon Sutton on the eve of the General Election

Psychology and human rights

Joy Icayan charts a personal journey from taking a degree in psychology, to market research, to human rights work in the Philippines

One to One...with James Bray

Past President of the American Psychological Association and commissioner of the Presidential Task Force on Psychology’s Contribution to End Homelessness - with web-only Q+A

A trip down memory lane (via Penny Lane)

Ian Florance talks to Catriona Morrison about cognitive psychology, teaching and research… with a few mentions of the Beatles on the way

Interview: Emergency response psychology in Madrid

Teresa Pacheco Tabuenca is interviewed by Vaughan Bell

Although psychologists work with the emergency services across the world, Madrid is one of the few cities that have a team of emergency response psychologists that attend incidents alongside...