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Communicating a diagnosis of dementia

The focus of this paper is on issues around sharing a diagnosis of dementia with the person with dementia and the family.

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Children, young people and mental health: communicating in an online world

The following article has been produced by Rosie Horne, who recently joined our Policy Team here at The British Psychological Society.

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A week in the life of the BPS

Matilda Farndon and Isabelle McIvor are in Year 11 studying GCSE Psychology and due to sit their exams this summer. They recently spent a week doing work experience at the BPS shadowing various teams, and have written the following about their experience.

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BPS style guide for authors and editors

This document lays out guidelines for authors, editors and staff members involved in the production of written material for publication (advertisements, reports, press releases).

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BPS supports focus on mental health from Liberal Democrats in a positive start to manifesto week

The BPS responds to the launch of the Liberal Democrats manifesto.

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BPS seen as strong ally by the LGBTQIA+ communities – but involvement in Pride long overdue

The BPS secured a place in London Pride on July 2 for the first time in the event’s 50-year history. Rob Agnew, a member of the Sexualities Section who worked on the bid, looks back on the day and reflects and on why it was so significant.

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Kick-start your career with a BPS student membership

Our student membership opens many doors - both while you’re studying at university and throughout your future career.

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BPS Dementia Report Launch - Wales

BPS President Professor Peter Kinderman headed to Wales recently to support the launch of the society’s report into dementia at the National Assembly for Wales, and thankfully Vicki Evans was on hand to provide this short report/recap of what went on.

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To tweet or not to tweet, that is the question

Jonathan Calder of the BPS Press Team, lays out some of the reasons and rationale behind the use of the society twitter account(s).

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BPS supports call to build back better for people who have communication and swallowing needs
17 March 2021
We’ve joined with more than 80 other organisations to urge the government to use the recovery from the pandemic as an opportunity to better support people who have communication and swallowing needs.
- BPS updates
- Government and politics
Member survey aims to help BPS better understand membership
25 May 2023
The monthly survey aims to provide insight to help the BPS better engage with its members to understand their thoughts, opinions and needs.
- BPS updates
- Research
BPS collaborates on global statement on importance of psychology
21 February 2022
Nearly 60 associations around the globe, including the BPS, have collaborated on a statement highlighting psychology’s critical contributions and why we need them.
- BPS updates
BPS working group response to Child Q safeguarding review
20 September 2022
The BPS’s working group has published its response to the Child Q safeguarding review, calling the findings appalling and disturbing.
- BPS updates
BPS responds to Parliamentary and Health Ombudsman report on the safety of mental health patients leaving inpatient services
01 February 2024
The BPS is deeply concerned about the risks to the safety of mental health patients after discharge and urges investment in mental health services and the workforce.
- Clinical
- Mental health
BPS Associate Fellow contributes to new documentary Silent Men
15 November 2024
Silent Men is a new film from Duncan Cowles (pictured), exploring masculinity and men's emotions.
- Emotion
- Mental health
BPS responds to the King’s Speech
07 November 2023
The BPS is deeply disappointed that the government has failed to commit to bringing forward bills to ban conversion therapy and reform the Mental Health Act in the King’s Speech.
- BPS updates
- Mental health
- Sex and gender
BPS responds to Autumn Statement
17 November 2022
The BPS welcomes the government’s commitment to address the severe workforce crisis in the NHS with proposals for much-needed medium and long-term planning and investment.
- BPS updates
- Government and politics
- NHS
BPS responds to the King’s Speech
17 July 2024
The BPS has responded to the King’s Speech, welcoming the move to create parity of esteem between mental and physical health and to reform the Mental Health Act.
- Children, young people and families
- Education
- Government and politics
- Health and wellbeing
Important update from the BPS
23 August 2022
Dr Joanna North, President-Elect of the society, has informed the BPS that she is resigning from her role as President-Elect with immediate effect and will therefore not take up the role of President in due course.
- BPS updates
Contribute your expertise to BPS consultations
08 November 2022
The BPS currently has a range of consultations open which require expert member input.
- BPS updates
BPS signs the Race at Work Charter
06 January 2023
The BPS has joined hundreds of employers in signing up to Business in the Community's (BITC) Race at Work Charter.
- BPS updates
- Equality, diversity and inclusion

Time to rethink autism and communication
15 July 2019
Dr Rebecca Wood argues for a greater appreciation of different communication styles.
- Autism
- Language and communication
Communicating security
30 November 2018
Ella Rhodes reports from the British Psychological Society's Military Psychology conference.
- Defence and security
Close encounters with communication
16 November 2016
Professor Richard Byrne discusses the movie Arrival, with spoilers.
- Language and communication
Communicating the importance of psychology
26 September 2017
Psychologist and broadcaster Claudia Hammond honoured by the British Academy.
- BPS updates
State of the art - nonverbal communication
18 December 2001
Peter Bull on how our bodies can speak volumes.
- Perception
- Relationships and romance
‘There are many ways to communicate science’
06 August 2024
Welcoming Dr Ashleigh Johnstone and Dr Emma Palmer-Cooper, Associate Editors for our Voices In Psychology programme.
- BPS updates
- Language and communication
- Research
Misconceptions around non-verbal communication
22 May 2023
Emma Young digests the research.
- Language and communication
- Social and behavioural
What do you get when you cross a communication aid with a riddle?
18 February 2003
Dave O’Mara and Annalu Waller on using humour to help language-impaired children to communicate and participate.
- Developmental
- Language and communication
Pursuing an evidence base for science communication
12 May 2022
Richard Stephens, Chair of the Psychologist and Digest Editorial Advisory Committee, with a personal plea.
- Research
- Teaching and learning
‘Communicating can create a virtuous circle’
18 May 2021
Ian Florance meets Linda Kaye, Chair of the British Psychological Society’s Cyberpsychology Section.
- Cyberpsychology
An evening of inspiring ideas, cleverly communicated
08 February 2016
Jon Sutton reports from the Salon London Transmission Prize.
- BPS updates
How real people communicate
05 November 2018
Elizabeth Stokoe introduces a special collection by tuning in to conversation analysis: in particular, is it better to ‘talk’ or ‘speak’? Includes contributions from José-Miguel Fernández-Dols, Saul Albert, Stuart Reeves and Martin Porcheron, Alexa Hepburn and Jenny Mandelbaum, Elliott Hoey, and Emily Hofstetter.
- Language and communication