Edition 9
Are ‘these troubled times’ having an impact on how you research, teach or practise psychology? We asked, you responded, opening with the Committee of the Society’s Community Psychology Section.
the history of educational psychology in Britain: Jane Leadbetter and Christopher Arnold review a century since Cyril Burt was appointed
living with congenital heart disease: Liza Morton with the latest in our series for budding writers (see www.bps.org.uk/newvoices for more information)
the usual mix of books and other media reviews, including two films from the Cannes Film Festival
Ian Florance talks psychometrics, economics and the relational company with Roy Childs; and Jessica Deol outlines her role as an assistant psychologist at the Walton Centre and presents a typical case
President’s column; Lifetime Achievment Award; Strategic Plan consultation; Psychology Education Award; forensic psychology awards; work–life balance; and more
Jessie Baldwin, a psychology graduate from Warwick University, met Oliver Sacks – physician, best-selling author, and professor of neurology and psychiatry
Romana Farooq and Imran Abbas look at the challenges and benefits of doing research with ethnic minorities
Giving ‘voice’ and ‘choice’ to clients who access psychological services is fundamental to the work of psychologists. But what happens when the ‘voices’ of some groups are not heard and the ‘...
we report from Stockholm, venue for the 13th Congress of the European Federation of Psychologists’ Associations