...reviews
Dr Peter Wright reviews an exhibition of the Dutch graphic artist's work.
Dr Sally Austen, the clinical psychologist who consulted on the programme, describes her involvement.
Professor Nichola Rumsey and Lettie Kennedy review a production of The Elephant Man at the Haymarket Theatre in London, arguing that although we may have moved on from freak shows, physical appearance remains an under-discussed topic.
Professor Keith Oatley considers the psychological input to the new Disney Pixar film Inside Out.
Fiona Zisch reviews an exhibition at the Hayward Gallery, Southbank Centre.
Managing Editor Jon Sutton reviews Fiona Neill's novel 'The Good Girl', ahead of her appearance at Latitude Festival as part of 'The Psychologist presents…'
Dr Melissa Atkinson (UWE) reviews a new exhibition at the British Museum, 'Defining beauty: the body in ancient Greek art'
Jules Evans, from the Centre for the History of the Emotions, reviews new film The Falling.
Kate Johnstone reviews The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst (Sky Atlantic).
Kate Johnstone (University College London) reviews an award winning new film, Force Majeure.
A review of Tanya Byron's book; we publish an exclusive extract; and revisit an archive interview.
Tom Holliman reviews Louis Theroux's two-part documentary 'By Reason of Insanity'.
Dr Michael Szollosy from the University of Sheffield reviews a new science fiction film.
Professor Rory O'Connor (University of Glasgow) talks about his involvement in the BBC1 programme 'Life after suicide'.
