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Expert Witness Advisory Group Blog - November 2023
The Expert Witness Advisory Group reports to the society’s Practice Board.
View resultGuidance on the use of Psychologists as Expert Witnesses in the Family Courts in England and Wales (Standards and Competencies) - June 2023
This document is a joint effort by the Family Justice Council and the BPS and provides a set of guidelines for how to instruct expert witnesses in family proceedings.
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Parental alienation: Time to make a difference
05 January 2017
Sue Whitcombe calls for psychologists to be more proactive.
New Voices: Parental alienation – time to notice, time to intervene
03 January 2014
Sue Whitcombe looks at broken child–parent relationships and the damage they can cause, in the latest in our series for budding writers.
- Children, young people and families
Hope for alienated parents
28 January 2021
'Parental Alienation – Science and Law' by Demosthenes Lorandos and William Bernet (Charles C Thomas Pub Ltd), reviewed by Dr Sue Whitcombe.
Letters: the hidden mental pain of men
16 March 2014
The hidden mental pain of men; mental health action plan and IAPT; Julian Rotter; social justice; population pressures; parental alienation; and more
- BPS updates
Crisis in the family court
16 November 2022
Sue Whitcombe on the role of psychological experts.
- Ethics and morality
- Legal, criminological and forensic
Beyond conflict, towards parity and consensus
03 October 2022
At a conference hosted by the British Psychological Society’s Expert Witness Advisory Group (EWAG) hundreds of delegates heard fascinating talks from a judge, and psychologists with years of experience working as expert witnesses. Ella Rhodes reports.
- Legal, criminological and forensic
The Annual Conference - a postgraduate perspective
06 May 2016
Sue Huei Leong (Durham University) attended the Society's Annual Conference in Nottingham on a BPS Postdoctoral Conference Bursary.
- BPS updates
'How is a man supposed to be a man?'
11 December 2020
Our editor Jon Sutton reports from a British Psychological Society Male Psychology Section mini-conference.
- Sex and gender
Men: say how you feel! Well, sort of…
19 April 2024
Dr John Barry reviews Channel 4's ‘How to Be a Man’ documentary.
- Sex and gender
Let's play happy families
29 August 2010
Solicitor Richard Gregorian argues for an interdisciplinary approach from psychologists and lawyers to help those in the family justice system.
- BPS updates
‘Too much focus on trying to understand the narcissist is very much part of the problem’
10 October 2023
Our editor Dr Jon Sutton meets Dr Sarah Davies, author of a new book How to leave a narcissist… for good.
- Books and reading
- Counselling and psychotherapy
- Periodicals
- Periodicals
The long-term psychological effects of parental alienation during childhood
Series: Forensic Update Volume: 1 Issue: 140
Date of Publication: 01-04-2022
Author(s): Emily Platt, Stacey A. Bedwell
View The long-term psychological effects of parental alienation during childhoodPsychopathology and the conceptualisation of mental disorder: The debate around the inclusion of Parental Alienation in DSM-5
Series: Counselling Psychology Review Volume: 28 Issue: 3
Date of Publication: 01-09-2013
Author(s): Sue Whitcombe
View Psychopathology and the conceptualisation of mental disorder: The debate around the inclusion of Parental Alienation in DSM-5