The Psychologist, March 2018

Patrick Larsson reviews 'Mad or Bad? A Critical Approach to Counselling and Forensic Psychology'.

Head to the University of Leicester's Attenborough Arts Centre.

The latest from Nicola Gale.

The British Psychological Society responds to government proposals on Children and Young People's Mental Health Provision.

Joe Barnby on 'Beyond my control', a play from public engagement initiative IMPACT.

Ray Crozier, Honorary Professor at Cardiff University, tells us about working with stand-up comedian Rhod Gilbert on a TV programme.

Vacancy on the Doctorate in Counselling Psychology and Psychotherapy by Professional Studies (DCPsych).

We got in touch with Professor Greg Maio (University of Bath) about his new book, 'The Psychology of Human Values' (Psychology Press).

We spoke to Carolyn Mair, Professor of Psychology for Fashion, on the eve of the publication of her new book, 'The Psychology of Fashion' (Routledge).

Gender and the Organization: Women at Work in the 21st Century by Marianna Fotaki & Nancy Harding (Routledge; Pb £34.99). Reviewed by Paula Nicolson.

'The Empathy Instinct: How to Create a More Civil Society' by Peter Bazalgette (John Murray; Hb £16.99); reviewed by Dr Chris Timms.

'How to Understand Your Gender: A Practical Guide for Exploring Who You Are' by Alex Iantaffi & Meg-John Barker (Jessica Kingsley Publishers; Pb £14.99). Reviewed by Dr Adam Jowett, Senior Lecturer in Psychology, Coventry University.

The Oxford Handbook of the Science of Science Communication by Kathleen Jamieson, Dan Kahan & Dietram Scheufele (Eds.) Oxford (University Press; Hb £105.00) reviewed by Phil Loring.

Concerns over government proposals to integrate mental health provision in schools.

Jim Wood on recent content.

Dr Jeremy Swinson follows up our February 'Looking back' piece.

Dr Marina Papoutsi raises concerns.

Richard Hallam writes.

The Psychologist A to Z continues.

Merim Bilalić considers the cognitive processes behind the neuroscience.

Ian Florance meets Consultant Clinical Psychologist Fiona Kennedy.

Declan Gaule is a Graduate Member of the British Psychological Society and CEO of the MFG Group, an international automotive training and consultancy business.

Philip Kirby on the significance of evolving views of the condition, and efforts to preserve records of them.

Stella Gkika and Elaine Swift cultivate multidisciplinary trees of strength and resilience.

Ahead of his keynote address at the British Psychological Society’s Annual Conference in Nottingham this May, Ella Rhodes heard from John Antonakis, Professor of Organisational Behaviour at the University of Lausanne.

Our journalist Ella Rhodes speaks to psychologists about what we need to bring to our urban spaces.

Professor Stephen D. Reicher returns from acting as an international observer in Turkish court, as academics are charged with 'terrorist propaganda'. (Now with update).

Ella Rhodes reports from an event on replication and reproducibility, with signs of hope and progress amidst the continued debate.

Professor Peter Halligan is the new Chief Scientific Adviser for Wales.

Craig A. Harper (Nottingham Trent University) watches 'Stacey Dooley Investigates… Second Chance Sex Offenders'.

Our editor Jon Sutton on respect and rigour in the replication debate.

Margaret Paull with an appreciation.

Dr Sally Marlow (National Addiction Centre, Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience, King's College London) watches the play 'Still Ill' at the New Diorama Theatre.

Jon Sutton reports from a one-day event on research, policy and communication in a digital era.

Dr Penny Priest reports from the launch of the 'Power, Threat, Meaning' framework.

Dr Carla Sofka is a Professor of Social Work at Siena College, Loudonville, New York, with an interest in the role of digital and social media in supporting bereaved students. Our editor Jon Sutton asks the questions.

Our editor Jon Sutton meets social psychologist Professor Paul Stenner (Open University).