In 1997, I set out to interview the distinguished psychologist Jerome Bruner (1915-2016); my theme, psychology and anthropology (my own area). I was interested in what links and separates the ...

The London and South East Branch aims to foster the personal and professional growth of its members through the provision of CPD events that support the continual development of service and delivery ...

The Department of Health and Social Care has announced a new study, funded by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), which will analyse the effect of vaping in children and young people over the next ten ...

The messaging and advertising surrounding HIV/AIDS have undergone significant transformations since the epidemic first came to public awareness in the early 1980s. These shifts reflect changes in ...

Tell me about your background, and what spurred you to pursue a career in psychology. There are interwoven layers of external and internal influences that span across countries and traditions to make ...

We're monitored everywhere these days; mobile phone trackers, front-facing cameras on every device, internet history, and now AI grabbing our data from all angles, to give a few examples. As Kiley ...

The government has revealed that there were almost 2.2 million more elective care appointments compared to the same period in 2023. Responding to the news, President of the British Psychological ...

With 150 miles left before we reached Glasgow, my partner and I had been on the road for hours. Rain streaked down the windows, casting the landscape in a dreary grey. The wet weather weighed heavily ...

On Monday 14 October, 2024, Professor Philip Zimbardo, Emeritus Professor of Psychology, Stanford University, passed away at his home in San Francisco aged 91. Most often remembered as the progenitor ...

Helen Kitching, a passionate advocate for pre-tertiary psychology education, sadly passed away on 1 February 2025 after being diagnosed with cancer some years ago. Helen received a BSc in Psychology ...