It provides a roadmap putting health and social care on a more sustainable path through three central themes: stabilisation, reform and delivery with public health commitments including a focus on ...

The BPS Book Award recognises exceptional published writing in the field of psychology. Due to the exceptionally high standard of entries, this year, there were two winners in the Popular Science ...

We've seen a few changes on our Board of Trustees this year, with Dr Laura Dean becoming our President-Elect and David Carew taking a place on the board as an elected trustee following member ...

This one-day event, will invite both keynote speakers and presenters to examine the experiences of some of the most vulnerable men and boys in society, and will promote collaboration between ...

2021 Guidance following your first vaccination dose Managing the family impact of shielding 2020 COVID-19 and intimate relationships: The complicated impact of ongoing lockdowns The psychology of ...

We don’t automatically accredit international qualifications. Each one is assessed on an individual basis. You'll need to apply for Graduate membership and attach a copy of your official academic ...

The BPS strives to be national and global champion for equality, equity, diversity, inclusion and human rights. Our advisory groups are made up of members from across the domains with expertise in the ...

How do I become an Assistant Psychologist? In order to become an Assistant Psychologist you will need an undergraduate degree in psychology (ideally one which is accredited by the BPS, as membership ...

Why do you think, behave and feel the way you do? How does that affect your memory, the way you communicate and your ability to complete tasks? Psychology - the study of the mind and behaviour – tries ...

The Qualification in Clinical Neuropsychology (QiCN) is designed to provide a standard of competence for practice as a Clinical Neuropsychologist that will help you ...

The Division of Occupational Psychology (DOP) promotes the professional interests of occupational psychologists and those in training in the United Kingdom (UK). It provides a home, a champion, a ...