Chartered Psychologist Lyndsey Hayes with ‘My letter to my students’.

Chartered Psychologist Dr Yi-Ling Lai, winner of the British Psychological Society’s Presidents’ Award 2024, on a study of coaching conversations at a cancer support charity.

Dr Marwa Abbas with ‘My letter to’… a PhD supervisor.

Clinical Psychologist Dr Matilda West pens an open thank you letter to a former client.

David Grant, author of ‘That's the Way I Think: An Exploration of Neurodiversity’ (4th ed., Routledge).

Chartered Psychologist Dr Julia Domanska tells Assistant Psychologist Erin Gardiner about her work and commitment to hearing from people whose perspectives are not always heard.

We delve into the archive to pick out some highlights from this month in past years.

The magazine of the British Psychological Society - in print and online.

Oliver C. Robinson and Deborah Bailey-Rodriguez argue against reinventing the wheel.

Dr Ave Kotze responds to recent articles.

Dr Bruno de Oliveira, Chartered Psychologist and Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society, with his evidence-based advice to someone not in education, employment or training.

The word 'normal' is everywhere, yet psychologists have spent over a century failing to pin it down. British Psychological Society Student Ambassador Lamiaa Safwat says there may be a very good reason...

Chartered Psychologist Professor Gail Kinman with her letter to a prison officer.

Stacey A. Bedwell and Natalie Harrison on friendship, fear, and the psychology of adventure.

Dr Bruno de Oliveira, Chartered Psychologist and Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society, with his evidence-based advice to someone not in education, employment or training.

Dr Ave Kotze responds to recent articles.

PhD student Ayad Marhoon on why an imperfect question might be the beginning of learning.

Carolina Eugenia Cáceres Videla on a mindfulness course that emptied, a supervision relationship that did not settle, and the case for recording the middle of a change…

Oliver C. Robinson and Deborah Bailey-Rodriguez argue against reinventing the wheel.

The magazine of the British Psychological Society - in print and online.

Carolina Eugenia Cáceres Videla on a mindfulness course that emptied, a supervision relationship that did not settle, and the case for recording the middle of a change…

We gather articles, interviews and more from The Psychologist and Research Digest, on living, learning and growing as a student.

PhD student Ayad Marhoon on why an imperfect question might be the beginning of learning.

Geny Caloisi on ‘Ulysses Syndrome’.

Dr Charlotte Russell, Clinical Psychologist, on a personal and professional journey.

An exclusive extract from 'The Opposite of Happiness: How Bad Feelings Make and Break Us', by George Loewenstein.

Chartered Psychologist Sarah Monk reviews ‘Positive Emotions: Key Scientific Contributions and the Stories Behind Them’, by Barbara Fredrickson, and fires some quick questions at the author.

Will Presland on why the ‘drivers’ of disordered eating matter more than diagnostic boxes.

Notes on anti-racism, work and wellbeing in British film and TV by Dr Anthony Newton, Chartered Psychologist and Anti-Racism Wellbeing Adviser at the Film and TV Charity.

Elise Dyer trained as a Clinical Associate Psychologist (CAP) as a single mother in her early forties. Now Deputy Director of a CAP programme, she asks what our profession loses when the door she walk...

Elise Dyer trained as a Clinical Associate Psychologist (CAP) as a single mother in her early forties. Now Deputy Director of a CAP programme, she asks what our profession loses when the door she walk...

Chartered Psychologist Professor Gail Kinman with her letter to a prison officer.

Notes on anti-racism, work and wellbeing in British film and TV by Dr Anthony Newton, Chartered Psychologist and Anti-Racism Wellbeing Adviser at the Film and TV Charity.

Stacey A. Bedwell and Natalie Harrison on friendship, fear, and the psychology of adventure.

Will Presland on why the ‘drivers’ of disordered eating matter more than diagnostic boxes.

Chartered Psychologist Sarah Monk reviews ‘Positive Emotions: Key Scientific Contributions and the Stories Behind Them’, by Barbara Fredrickson, and fires some quick questions at the author.

An exclusive extract from 'The Opposite of Happiness: How Bad Feelings Make and Break Us', by George Loewenstein.

Dr Charlotte Russell, Clinical Psychologist, on a personal and professional journey.

David Canter on how he came to found the field of 'investigative psychology'.

In more than two decades in the Prison Service, Pia Sinha gained a reputation as a fixer. Now, as head of the Prison Reform Trust, she’s sounding the alarm about overcrowding and other problems

A tribute to the eminent social psychologist, public intellectual and former President of the British Psychological Society, from David Fryer (Chartered Psychologist at the University of Queensland).

Geny Caloisi on ‘Ulysses Syndrome’.