...meets

Professor Emeritus at the University of Michigan

Careers

Including an interview with Dame Joan Harbison; featured job; Getting that assistant psychologist post; and mentoring schemes

One on one... with Dorothy Rowe

Clinical psychologist and writer.

Careers

Ian Florance talks to Gesthimani (Manya) Merodoulaki about her views on the role and practice of counselling psychology

One to one ...with Ray Bull

With Ray Bull, Professor of Forensic Psychology at the University of Leicester

A rollercoaster ride

Ian Florance talks to Claudia Hammond about how she has put her background in academic psychology to good use in her broadcasting career

On being open to ideas from anywhere

Ian Florance talks to Peter Spencer about yoga, chronic fatigue and more

One on one - with Paul Broks

Senior Clinical Lecturer at the University of Plymouth

Of pilots, astronauts and robots

Ian Florance talks to Iya Whiteley, a Human Factors Consultant at SEA Group Ltd

Adventures in the jungle of language

Daniel Everett has spent his career in the Amazon, challenging some fundamental ideas about language and thought. Asifa Majid and Jon Sutton pose the questions

Taking flight as a legal eagle

Craig Ward on his move from a psychology degree into the law

One on one...with Carol Tavris

Carol Tavris American social psychologist and author

Consulting on talent

Ian Florance talks to Charles Bethell-Fox, Deputy Managing Director of Personnel Decisions International (UK)

A clinical psychologist in Ghana

Adam Danquah had personal and professional reasons for working as a clinical psychologist in Ghana. Splitting his practice between the UK and Ghana has given him insights into the role of psychology in two very different societies.

An energetic approach

Patrick Devine-Wright talks to Jon Sutton about crossing disciplinary boundaries in order to tackle issues of sustainability

One on one - with Paul Stern

Director of the Committee on the Human Dimensions of Global Change, the National Research Council, Washington DC

Serving up an ace

Ian Florance talks to Funké Baffour about a varied career and her work to communicate psychology to a wide audience

Working in Bahrain

Elizabeth Richards Moir describes the multifaceted and fascinating role of an educational psychologist in Bahrain

The benefits of internships

Life as an educational psychologist

Dreaming of a restful sleep

Ian Florance talks to Brad Martin about clinical practice, and his use of imaging rescripting therapy

Preparing for redundancy

Ben Williams (a Chartered Psychologist who works as a strategic adviser and executive coach) with a timely review of some of the effects of redundancy, and how to react to it