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Historical, Philosophical and Theoretical Psychology Section
The Historical, Philosophical and Theoretical Psychology Section provides an opportunity for those interested in the history of psychology or in the philosophical aspects of the subject to exchange ideas and promote the discussion of these interests.
Cognitive Psychology Section
The Cognitive Psychology section of the British Psychological Society was formed in 1978 as a national forum for the discussion of research and issues of professional concern to cognitive psychologists.
Division of Sport and Exercise Psychology
The Division of Sport and Exercise Psychology promotes the professional interests of sport and exercise psychologists in the UK and aims to support the development of psychology both as a profession and as a body of knowledge and skills.
Psychotherapy Section
The Psychotherapy Section is the main forum for psychologists and others who share an interest in psychotherapeutic psychology.
Male Psychology Section
The aim of the Male Psychology Section is to take a lead in promoting awareness, research, teaching and understanding of male psychology in order to improve the well-being of men and boys alongside the women and girls who share their lives.
West Midlands Branch
The West Midlands Branch of the BPS has around 6,500 members and cover an area from Stoke on Trent in the North to Swindon and Oxford in the South, from Hereford in the West to Coventry in the East.
The BPS in Wales
The Welsh Branch has some 1600 members distributed widely across Wales, with main groupings around the major towns and cities, and a committee which includes representatives from across the country.
Scottish Division of Educational Psychology
The Scottish Division of Educational Psychology represents the distinct context of Scotland with its own issues and practice, shaped by separate legislation and policy setting mechanism.
DECP Northern Ireland
Division of Education and Child Psychology - Northern Ireland
East Midlands Branch
The aim of the branch is to provide information and events for psychologists, psychology students and professionals living in the East Midlands.
The BPS in Northern Ireland
Our Northern Ireland Branch supports society members throughout the whole of Ireland.
PsyPAG
The Psychology Postgraduate Affairs Group (PsyPAG) is the dedicated BPS community for psychology postgraduates based at UK institutions.