Seçil Güngör asks how two people can share a history without sharing the same psychological reality.

Chrissie Fitch, associate editor for Culture, reviews plays - Who Killed Marilyn? and Cyrano de Bergerac.

As the British Psychological Society President Dr Roman Raczka ends his term and Dr Laura Dean takes up the mantle, Ella Rhodes spoke to them about the role of President, what it involves, and the fut...

People with allergies must be able to travel without fear, and a compassionate society should respect that, says Lucy Pasha-Robinson, an assistant Opinion editor at the Guardian

Zoe Earle has moved swiftly from dissertation deadlines to designated safeguarding lead…

Our editor Dr Jon Sutton meets former MP and mental health campaigner Sir Norman Lamb, to talk about his new book, ‘Be More Human: Why Mental Health Care is Broken and What We Can Do To Fix It’.

The beloved star’s team said she had faced a brief battle with cancer. In May, she cancelled a Las Vegas show and said she’d been undergoing treatment for kidney stones for several years.

Dancia Kendra Susilo reviews David Livert’s deep dive into one of our most ubiquitous behaviours.

Sally Marlow reveals the changing faces of ADHD and why it remains so contentious.

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In 2017 we published The Psychologist Guide to… University Life, 10 evidence-based tips to support new students in settling into university, studying well and looking after their health and finances. ...

Psychology in film, TV, radio, theatre, music, art, exhibitions, podcasts and more…

Isabelle Bradbury has reflections as an Assistant Psychologist.

The latest in our series where Ian Florance talks with psychologists in a range of specialisms and working environments.

Forensic psychologist Dr Alice Bennett recently highlighted how multidisciplinary teamwork and trauma-informed practice are vital to improving outcomes and managing risk within UK prisons.

Ashleigh Johnstone (Associate Editor, and Senior Lecturer at Arden University) discusses the latest Toy Story film with her colleague, Holly Amber Stokes.

A groundbreaking feature-length documentary, created by filmmaker Ton Mazzone. Traumality explores the growing evidence linking childhood trauma and adversity to many of the mental health diagnoses se...

Katie Barclay with a theme from her new book 'The Kiss: A History of Passion and Power'.

Chrissie Fitch, Associate Editor for Culture, attends press night of the documentary Traumality (2026), at Everyman Chelsea.

A tribute from James Thompson.

A tribute from Professor Mike Wang.

Chrissie Fitch, Associate Editor for Culture, reviews Hot Mess the musical.

Lyndsey Hayes, Chartered Psychologist, Fellow, and member of the British Psychological Society’s Division for Academics, Researchers and Teachers in Psychology (DART-P), meets Holly Jackson – winner o...

Chrissie Fitch (Associate Editor, Culture) on the BBC's 'Small Prophets': a warm and whimsical tale of grief, dementia and magical realism.

Whether you’re on a sun lounger, a long-haul flight or a patch of grass down the local park, summer is a great time to stop scrolling and get stuck into a good book. Here are some member and staff rec...

This year’s British Psychological Society Landmark Issue highlights the growing role of co-production in psychological research, bringing together cross-disciplinary work that emphasises involving sta...

Kate Wojcicka reviews An Introduction to Cyberpsychology (2nd Edition), published by the British Psychological Society with Routledge in the Core Textbooks Series.