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Faculty for People with Intellectual Disabilities Bulletin – Latest issue

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Wider Psychological Workforce Register receives PSA approval

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Volunteer role: Appointed Member for the DHP Committee

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Call for members to join Pride in London 2026

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Eating well: Advice and science from an expert

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Policy and Public Affairs Update - June 2025

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Teachers’ use of humour styles in the classroom

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Early Career Study Visit Scheme – Opening soon for spring 2026

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Men are able to talk, are psychologists able to listen?

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Volunteer role: Chair for Psychotherapy Section

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Contribute to our response to the government’s major conditions strategy

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Autistic university students and their family relationships - reflections of an outsider PhD researcher

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BPS Policy & Public Affairs team - December 2024 update

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BPS and Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology joint award launched

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Meet the Faculty of the Psychology of Older People’s Una Holden Award winner

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Psychology Matters: “During and post-Covid, the data on exam anxiety is so high it’s almost unbelievable”

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Tackling the dictators?

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BPS welcomes plan to increase number of educational psychologists in NI as part of SEN reforms

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New Black and Asian Psychologists Fund launched

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Why do we like to be scared? The psychology of fear, fright-nights and exploring the unknown

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