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Matthew Buckley wins section award 2023

Project aims to boost mental health and self-esteem of teenage boys

Perinatal Faculty Newsletter - Winter 2024

"The second reading of the Mental Health Bill is another positive step in the right direction," says BPS

The rise in Education Health and Care Needs Assessments and the current crisis in the educational psychology workforce

Media portrayal of Ukrainian refugees was unusually positive

DCP Workforce and Training update

BPS welcomes new funding for Clinical Associates in Psychology

Volunteer role: Chair for Cognitive Psychology Section (Role ID: 292)

Pushing policy forwards

Volunteer role: Appointed Member for BPS South West of England Branch

BPS statement on racial injustice

BPS calls for funding to boost research on mental health needs of prisoners

Psychology Matters: “The greatest power psychology has in the 21st century is to open up ways of communicating, resolving conflict, and highlighting ways to heal."

Is the British Psychological Society institutionally racist?

Why psychology needs to start taking emoji seriously

Applications open for the International Conference Symposium Scheme 2025

The barriers to utilising play-based learning in England’s primary school classrooms

The role of educational psychology in promoting inclusive education

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