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View resultHCPC Subgroup Blog March 2024
The Practice Board’s HCPC Subgroup seeks to improve liaison with the Health and Care Professions Council. It meets with and corresponds with HCPC colleagues across the Council.
View resultHear from the hubs: Ruth's story
Ruth, an NHS mental health social worker. describes how she was supported by an NHS Staff Mental Health and Wellbeing Hub after she fell through the net of NHS mental health services.
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Understanding and Working with Trauma and Neurodiversity in Adults: Lived Experience, Diagnostic Assessments and Therapy
19 Apr 2024
•09:00-16:30
In this one-day conference, we hear a range of perspectives from psychologists with expertise in the fields of trauma and neurodiversity.
- Crisis, disaster and trauma
From £48View Event - In personNorth West of England Branch
Launch Event: Cutting Edge Research in Psychology Conducted in Chester
19 Apr 2024
•16:30-18:30
The BPS North West Branch is working with University of Chester for our first networking session.
- Research
Free (registration required)View Event - In personPsychobiology Section
Psychobiology Methods CPD Workshop
24 Apr 2024
•10:00-16:30
A workshop for members and non-members to learn more about conducting psychobiological research with wearables and secondary datasets.
- Careers and professional development
See pricingView Event - Online workshopDivision of Clinical PsychologyDCP Faculty for Oncology and Palliative Care
Hot Topics, Challenges & Opportunities in Cancer & Palliative Care Psychology
24 Apr 2024
•10:00-15:00
Drop in to a day of bite-size 20 minute update sessions on a range of topics across cancer and palliative care psychology.
- Oncology
- Palliative care
Free (registration required)View Event - Webinar
Support your client to manage sleep disturbances associated with chronic pain
29 Apr 2024
•10:00-12:00
A knowledge of how to best manage sleep problems in those living with chronic pain is important for psychologists and allied health professionals in order to enhance their practice
- Mental health
- Sleep
From £52.50 +VATView Event - Online workshopDivision of Forensic PsychologyDFP - Scotland
DFP Scotland - Virtual Networking Event
30 Apr 2024
•12:00-13:00
With Fiona Moran, The Lucy Faithful Foundation - Scotland.
- Legal, criminological and forensic
Free (DFP Members only)View Event - In personDivision of Occupational PsychologyDOP - Northern Ireland
Surviving or Thriving: Designing contemporary workplaces for sustainable work engagement
02 May 2024
•15:00-17:00
A DOP Northern Ireland networking event.
- Work and occupational
Free (registration required)View Event - Online workshop
Refugees, asylum seekers and mental health
08 May 2024
•10:00-13:00
Many psychologists do not receive training on working with refugees and asylum seekers as part of their professional training, but will encounter them.
- Clinical
- Counselling and psychotherapy
- Health and wellbeing
- Mental health
- Violence and trauma
From £110.00View Event - Webinar
Understanding depression: The bigger picture
09 May 2024
•10:30-12:30
The webinar shall offer a different perspective on depression as an experience and help learners to gain a wider range of responses to depression.
- Clinical
- Depression
- Mental health
From £30 +VATView Event - ConferenceDivision of Clinical PsychologyDCP Faculty for People With Intellectual Disabilities
Faculty for People with Intellectual Disabilities Advancing Practice Conference 2024
13 May 2024 - 14 May 2024
Submission deadline : 16 February 2024
- Intellectual Disabilities
From £120View Event - Online workshopDivision of Clinical PsychologyDCP Faculty for Children, Young People, and their Families
Clinical Psychologists working in CAMHS: engagement and networking event
13 May 2024
•12:00-13:30
This free event is an opportunity for Clinical Psychologists working in CAMHS to come together to share and reflect on current challenges and engage in peer support.
- Children, young people and families
- Clinical
Free (members only)View Event - ConferenceDivision of Occupational Psychology
Division of Occupational Psychology Conference 2024
15 May 2024 - 17 May 2024
The Division of Occupational Psychology Conference will be held from 15-17 May 2024, The theme of the conference is: ‘The value we bring’.
- Work and occupational
Registration from £41View Event
Nominees announced for President-Elect and Elected Trustee
15 April 2024
Following the nomination period, we can confirm five candidates for our next President-Elect and two candidates for the role of Elected Trustee for this year’s elections.
- BPS updates
BPS response to withdrawal of funding for NHS Practitioner Health
12 April 2024
The further removal of funding for NHS Practitioner Health is a deeply concerning step backwards.
- Government and politics
- Mental health
- Work and occupational
New report explores aspects of rigour in psychology and arts practice research
12 April 2024
The report, produced by the BPS, UK Reproducibility Network (UKRN) and Practice as Research Advisory Group UK (PRAG-UK) explores how different terms are understood and used among psychology researchers and arts practice researchers.
- Research
- Research Ethics
BPS responds to final Cass Review report
10 April 2024
The BPS commends Dr Hilary Cass for her thorough and sensitive review into an area that is highly complex and controversial to many.
- BPS updates
- Sex and gender
Statement on qualifications
10 April 2024
Update following a meeting of the Board of Trustees.
- BPS updates
BPS responds to National Education Union poll on Send support
05 April 2024
The Division of Educational and Child Psychology has said the survey findings are ‘indicative of the challenges facing the workforce’.
- BPS updates
- Education
Governance update
02 April 2024
Announcement relating to the Chair of the Board of Trustees.
- BPS updates
Society paying the price for failure to invest in mental health services, warns BPS
27 March 2024
The BPS is urging politicians to consider long-term investment in mental health, as a new report lays bare the soaring economic and human cost of mental ill health.
- Mental health
- NHS
Restore investment in mental health support for NHS and social care staff, say leading organisations
26 March 2024
We've joined with seventeen organisations in writing to the health secretary to call for funding for staff mental health services.
- Government and politics
- Mental health
- Work and occupational
BPS signs joint statement on research and development investment
26 March 2024
The society has joined forces with a number of other organisations to call for the UK to be a leading country within the G7 in terms of investment into research and development.
- BPS updates
BPS responds to comments from Secretary of State for Work and Pensions regarding 'mental health culture'
21 March 2024
The BPS is deeply concerned about the comments made by Rt Hon Mel Stride MP, the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions which risk trivialising young people’s mental health challenges and the impact they have on their ability to work.
- Government and politics
- Mental health
BPS launches recruitment for Children and Young People and Gender task and finish group
20 March 2024
The BPS is is encouraging its members with the relevant practice or research experience to apply to sit on a new task and finish group looking at the important issues relating to children and young people and gender.
- BPS updates
- Sex and gender
- Psychological safety in supervisionView Psychological safety in supervisionThis course examines the concept of psychological safety, why it matters and how you can look…CPD
- Media production psychology: An introduction to working in broadcasting, film and dramaView Media production psychology: An introduction to working in broadcasting, film and dramaAreas covered include duty of care, the importance of boundaries and acting within your sphere…CPD
- Strategies for tackling exam pressure and stress (STEPS)View Strategies for tackling exam pressure and stress (STEPS)This eLearning course contains three modules and a range of supplementary materials to enable…CPD
- Specific learning difficulties - an introductionView Specific learning difficulties - an introductionThis course focuses on the the impacts of Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, Dyscalculia and Dysgraphia. For…CPD
- Trauma-informed practice to support people who have experienced psychological traumaView Trauma-informed practice to support people who have experienced psychological traumaThis introductory level course will help you to become trauma-informed by raising your understanding…CPD
- Supervision SkillsView Supervision SkillsTake this course to join the RAPPS register and offer your supervision services to trainees and…CPD; Supervision skills
- Supervision skills refresherView Supervision skills refresherThis course is designed for RAPPS registrants whose training met the previous RAPPS learning outcomes.…CPD; Supervision skills
- Autism eLearning bundleView Autism eLearning bundleDeveloped by specialist psychologists in collaboration with autistic consultants course 1 and…CPD; Autism
- Inclusive leadershipView Inclusive leadershipImprove employee wellbeing and productivity by becoming a psychologically informed leader with…CPD
- Essential knowledge for the expert witness: Full seriesView Essential knowledge for the expert witness: Full seriesThis series contains all 8 Expert witness modules. The series focuses upon the knowledge you need…CPD; Expert Witness
How prosopagnosia was invented
15 April 2024
Sharrona Pearl with an adapted chapter from ‘Do I Know You? From Face Blindness to Super Recognition’, courtesy of Johns Hopkins University Press.
- Cognition and perception
‘We need better services, but not always reactive services’
15 April 2024
Ella Rhodes meets Dr Gita Bhutani, winner of the British Psychological Society's 2024 Distinguished Contribution to Practice Award.
- BPS updates
- Professional Practice
The many meanings of ‘dementia’
15 April 2024
Dr Michael Bender looks at which aspects are given the foreground or background in our contemporary narratives.
- Dementia
Beautiful harmonies can break ‘universal rule’
15 April 2024
New study challenges long-held Western music theory, revealing cross-cultural complexity.
- Art and culture
- Music and sound
Babies’ cries alone don’t convey what they want
12 April 2024
New research finds that neither trained participants or AI can distinguish what babies need from the sound of their cries.
- Evolutionary
- Children, young people and families
The ‘five-inch course’
11 April 2024
Will McConn-Palfreyman (pictured), Head of Psychology for Scottish Golf, on the psychology within and beyond the mental game.
- Sport and Exercise
A factory like no other
10 April 2024
Aspa Paltoglou on a Manchester space encouraging creativity across people and their communities, breaking down the divide between audience and artist.
- Creativity
Couples with ‘drinking partnership’ may live longer
10 April 2024
Having similar, moderate drinking habits linked to partners' longevity.
- Relationships and romance
- Social and behavioural
Repeated trauma
08 April 2024
Anya Greenhalgh on the risk of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) in contact sports.
- Brain
- Neuropsychology
- Violence and trauma
Changes in conspiracy beliefs are rare, but possible
08 April 2024
New study with mostly liberal sample finds that people do change their mind about conspiracy beliefs — but not often.
- Government and politics
‘She has a bad name in Clifton Hampden’: Bessie B and the policing of female sexuality
04 April 2024
Sarah Wise with an extract from her new book, ‘The Undesirables: The Law That Locked Away a Generation’.
- Ethics and morality
- History and philosophy
- Intellectual Disabilities
Unlocking the mechanisms of electroconvulsive therapy
03 April 2024
New systematic review pieces together findings on cortical thickness, growth factors, and more, zeroing in on what may make ECT effective.
- Bipolar
- Depression
- Research
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Editorial
Series: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 372
Date of Publication: 01-01-2024
Author(s): Louisa Shirley
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Series: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 372
Date of Publication: 01-01-2024
Author(s): Matthew Selman
View Guest EditorialDCP UK Chair’s update
Series: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 372
Date of Publication: 01-01-2024
Author(s): Roman Raczka
View DCP UK Chair’s updateA new kid on the block? The current state of solution focused practice
Series: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 372
Date of Publication: 01-01-2024
Author(s): John Wheeler
View A new kid on the block? The current state of solution focused practiceEmbedding systemic training into a DClinPsy programme: The possibilities and restraints
Series: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 372
Date of Publication: 01-01-2024
Author(s): Catherine Butler, Jenny Cove, Hannah Sherbersky
View Embedding systemic training into a DClinPsy programme: The possibilities and restraintsService development: Systemic principles and working with High Intensity Users
Series: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 372
Date of Publication: 01-01-2024
Author(s): Sarah Cross, Georgia Bodfish
View Service development: Systemic principles and working with High Intensity UsersDo NHS talking therapies services and couple therapy for depression have a relationship problem?
Series: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 372
Date of Publication: 01-01-2024
Author(s): Melanie Shepherd
View Do NHS talking therapies services and couple therapy for depression have a relationship problem?Sitting with uncertainty to create a rich nourishment for clinicians: Developing a systemic family therapy clinic for psychosis in community adult mental health team
Series: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 372
Date of Publication: 01-01-2024
Author(s): Jo Allen, Funmi Oshatogbe
View Sitting with uncertainty to create a rich nourishment for clinicians: Developing a systemic family therapy clinic for psychosis in community adult mental health teamA tale of reluctance, ambivalence, reassurance and restoration on the journey towards creating a Systemic Interventions Service for Older people
Series: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 372
Date of Publication: 01-01-2024
Author(s): Sherley M. Tordoff, Joy Bates
View A tale of reluctance, ambivalence, reassurance and restoration on the journey towards creating a Systemic Interventions Service for Older peopleFrom training to practice: Reflections on implementing open dialogue across secondary mental health services
Series: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 372
Date of Publication: 01-01-2024
Author(s): Claire Ellis, Sophie Collin, Jon Crossley
View From training to practice: Reflections on implementing open dialogue across secondary mental health services