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There is widespread agreement on the need for community engagement to improve health outcomes.
View resultThis document is intended to support commissioners and service leads to invest effectively in the transformation of mental health services.
View resultThis paper summarises the evidence for informed recommendations to commissioners and providers of mental health services committed to the genuine improvement of community mental health.
View resultWe start our coverage of LGBT+ History Month with an interview with Rob Agnew, chair of the BPS Psychology of Sexualities Section
View resultFor the second time in BPS history members and staff were proud to march at Pride in London earlier this month.
View resultAs the bitterly-contested election of the new leader of the Conservative party nears its end, Steve Flatt, director of the Working Conversations Group and a member of the BPS’s Political Psychology Section, turns his thoughts to leadership and argues that, in these turbulent times, there is a desperate need for a change in the nature of leadership.
View resultThe 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.
View resultDr Adam Jowett, Chair of the Psychology of Sexualities Section, discusses how social distancing measures may affect gender, sexuality and relationship diverse populations.
View resultThe member ballot for our proposed new sections will go out in April. In this blog post Martin Seager lays out six reasons to vote for a Male Psychology Section.
View result05 June 2024
On 1 March 2024, the Board of Trustees considered a proposal under Rule 27(1) of the Society Rules to form a new section, the BPS Environmental Psychology Section.
31 July 2024
Following a successful member vote at the recent AGM, members are now able to join the new Environmental Psychology Section.
27 February 2024
To mark LGBT+ History Month, the BPS is holding a roundtable event to explore the unique challenges in accessing healthcare faced by members of the LGBT+ community.
20 May 2022
Working with the community is the best way to help tackle the impact of mental health and social inequalities says new BPS guidance.
18 April 2024
The BPS is expanding the activities members and staff can get involved in during this year’s event celebrating the LGBTQ+ community.
05 July 2020
We are delighted to announce that the British Psychological Society is the first organisation to partner with the British Red Cross (BRC) to develop Psychosocial Reserve Volunteers (PRVs) who will work as part of a team meeting the needs of crisis affected communities.
29 October 2021
Released to coincide with the crucial United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow, the latest issue of our clinical psychology publication is free to read for members and the public.
02 August 2021
Psychologists have shared their first-hand experiences of supporting schools and children following a disaster, including those from the Manchester Arena bombing and the Grenfell Tower fire, in a new resource from the BPS.
10 October 2024
A coalition of organisations and professional bodies which aims to raise the profile of the mental health sector in addressing the impacts of climate change is being launched today.
30 September 2024
Welcome to the September edition of DCP In Focus.
28 April 2023
Expressions of interest for members to take part in this year’s London Pride are now open.
15 May 2024
We’ve spoken to a number of BPS members about the importance of society elections, and why you should have your say on who becomes our next President-Elect and Elected Trustee.
10 January 2018
Ella Rhodes talks to Sally Zlotowitz, Chair of the British Psychological Society’s Community Psychology Section.
19 September 2013
Are ‘these troubled times’ having an impact on how you research, teach or practise psychology? We asked, you responded, opening with the Committee of the Society’s Community Psychology Section.
18 October 2009
The narrowing focus of UK psychology; US healthcare reform; bias in testing; clinical terminology; proposal for a Community Psychology Section; and more
18 December 2010
President’s column; new Community Psychology Section, and a call to support the formation of a Disaster, Crisis and Trauma Section; improving work–life balance; preserving our history; and psychology at the Science Museum
24 November 2017
Two perspectives on the annual festival of the British Psychological Society's Community Psychology Section; first from Dr Helen Molden, then Iain MacLeod.
15 September 2020
Deputy Editor Annie Brookman-Byrne reports from ‘Connecting individuals, families and communities in changing and challenging times’, an online event in place of the BPS Social Psychology Section annual conference.
21 October 2021
Clinical and Community Psychologist Dr Carl Harris set off from London on the Ride the Change on Sunday – a 475-mile bike ride to reach Glasgow for the start of the UN Climate Change Conference COP26. Ella Rhodes spoke to Dr Harris, also Chair of the British Psychological Society's Community Psychology Section, ahead of his journey.
Series: Psychology of Women and Equalities Section Review Volume: 1 Issue: 2
Date of Publication: 01-01-2018
Author(s): Celine A.J. Frohn
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