...reviews
Craig Harper reviews Graham Towl and David Crighton's 'Suicide in prisons: Prisoners’ lives matter'.
Comparative psychology, systematic reviews, psychometric testing and Captain America vs Iron Man!
Reader in Social Psychology, Coventry University; Director of Research for the African Lion & Environmental Research Trust
Dr Jan Smith, a Trainee Psychologist, reviews the online BBC Three documentary.
Udita Iyengar reports from 'Oxytocin: Birthing the World', at the Royal College of Art.
'Mr A Moves in Mysterious Ways: Selected Artists from the Adamson Collection', at the Peltz Gallery, Birkbeck School of Arts.
Dr Sally Marlow is not impressed by 'Obsession' at the Barbican.
Rachelle Dawson (a Graduate Research Assistant) reviews Calm Harm and Self-Heal.
Victoria Tinker (an Assistant Psychologist with Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust) on the BBC's Mind Over Marathon.
A new documentary on mental health and the LGBT+ community, from King's College London.
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time. Theatre Royal, Nottingham (Director: Marianne Elliott); reviewed by Stacey A. Bedwell.
Pamela Jacobsen emerges well rested from sleeping with the fishes: experiencing Max Richter's 'Sleep' at Old Billingsgate, London.
Kawthar Alli visits 'Hearing Voices: Suffering, Inspiration and the Everyday', an exhibition at Palace Green Library, Durham.
Dr Sally Marlow listens to the 'Who Cares? What's the Point?' podcast from psychologist Dr Sarb Johal.
Two reactions to the Netflix series '13 Reasons Why'; firstly from Madeleine Pownall, and then Eirian Kerry.
Rabeea Saleem reviews Admissions, the new memoir from neurosurgeon Henry Marsh.
Niall James Holohan reviews a BBC Radio 3 documentary featuring Dr Sally Marlow.
Our editor Jon Sutton reviews The Art of Losing Control: A Philosopher’s Search for Ecstatic Experience, by Jules Evans; and read the introductory chapter.