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Guideline for the role of practitioner psychologists in the assessment and support of women considering risk-reducing breast surgery
The guidelines have been developed by a working group of the British Psychological Society’s Division of Clinical Psychology Faculty for Oncology and Palliative Care.
View resultDear prospective clinical psychologists
Choosing which courses to apply for to undertake your professional clinical training is one of the most important decisions in your journey towards becoming a clinical psychologist.
View resultStarting your DClinPsy training? Here’s five tips to help you get started
It’s that time of year where, if you’re a clinical psychology trainee, you’ll be embarking on the next step on your journey – starting your DClinPsy training.
View resultPsychological interventions for people with Huntington’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, motor neurone disease, and multiple sclerosis
This guidance focuses on psychological interventions for specific psychological outcomes in adults experiencing each of these four neurological conditions.
View resultCommunicating 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.
View resultWhat kind of public health and prevention work is currently undertaken by UK clinical psychologists?
It is too early to know what toll Covid-19 has taken on the nation’s mental health, but there is concern that services could buckle under the impact of a world turned upside down.
View resultHow my Jewish Heritage has inspired my work as a psychologist
At the time of writing, we have just come to the end of the eighth day of Hannukah, the Jewish festival of lights.
View resultIts time to stop mopping and turn down the taps – taking prevention seriously in child mental health
Next week is Children's Mental Health Week, and in recognition of this we are pleased to present the following post from Julia Faulconbridge, in which she discusses the importance of prevention and early intervention in ensuring that our children grow up in good mental health.
View resultPeople with learning disabilities are still being discriminated against - fundamental change is required
Reports on the experiences of individuals with learning disabilities (aka intellectual disabilities) in England during the coronavirus pandemic have made for sobering reading.
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Joint statement from the British Psychological Society and the Division of Clinical Psychology on media attacks on Professor Susan Michie
26 April 2021
Professor Susan Michie is a highly distinguished clinical and health psychologist who has devoted many years to high quality, peer-reviewed research in the field of behaviour change in relation to health issues. We are disappointed to have read the personal attacks directed at her in the media recently.
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DCP AGM 2023: Call for committee positions
03 January 2023
The Annual General Meeting of the Division of Clinical Psychology will be held on Monday 20 March 2023 at 12pm via zoom.
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Saluting our sisters
17 October 2023
The Division of Clinical Psychology (DCP) has produced a podcast celebrating the 2023 Black History month theme 'saluting our sisters'.
- BPS updates
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- Equality, diversity and inclusion
BPS publishes new guide to psychosocial interventions in the early stages of dementia
13 September 2022
Developed by the Division of Clinical Psychology Faculty for the Psychology of Older People, the guide presents psychosocial intervention options for people in the early stages of dementia.
- BPS updates
- Older people
Special issue of Clinical Psychology Forum tackles the climate emergency
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.
- Climate and environment
- Clinical
New report calls for more clinical psychologists to be embedded into GP practices
31 March 2022
Access to clinical psychologists in GP practices leads to better patient outcomes, a reduction in demand for GP appointments, increased staff morale and is cost effective.
- Clinical
A clinical neuropsychologist must be in every integrated community stroke service
18 April 2023
We're urging commissioners to include a clinical neuropsychologist in every community stroke team, to help people in stroke rehabilitation achieve the best possible quality of life.
- Health
- Neuropsychology
- NHS
New guidance launched to support psychologists working with people who stalk
19 January 2023
The UK’s first guidance to support practitioner psychologists who work with people who stalk has been launched by the BPS.
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- Social and behavioural
Congratulations to the winners of our Practice Board’s Distinguished Contribution to Practice Award
07 June 2023
Dr Dan O’Hare, Professor Leam A. Craig and Dr Kokkwang Lim have been confirmed as the 2023 winners of one of our most prestigious awards.
- BPS updates
Faculty of Primary Care
27 March 2023
The BPS is pleased to announce that applications are now open for our new Faculty of Primary Care.
- BPS updates
BPS responds to Children’s Commissioner’s report on the damage caused to children’s mental health caused by Covid-19
28 January 2021
The latest report from the Children’s Commissioner has called for a ‘rocket boost’ to funding for children’s mental health services as the impact of Covid-19 begins to show.
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Alternative Handbook 2022 launched to help prospective clinical psychology trainees
15 October 2021
The latest edition of our annual handbook is now available to download.
- Clinical
A psychological perspective on hoarding
27 July 2015
Ella Rhodes reports on new guidelines from the Division of Clinical Psychology.
- Social and behavioural
We don’t have to be homogeneous – we just have to hear each other
02 February 2018
Lexie Thorpe reports from the Annual Conference of the British Psychological Society's Division of Clinical Psychology.
- Clinical
'There is no normal journey'
20 March 2018
Rebecca Fellows reports from the Annual Conference of the British Psychological Societies Division of Clinical Psychology Prequalification Group.
- Clinical
‘That whole journey you do with the patient takes a lot of skill and time'
05 March 2019
Our editor Jon Sutton meets Consultant Clinical Neuropsychologist and Chair of the British Psychological Society’s Division of Neuropsychology, Katherine Carpenter.
- Neuropsychology
Becoming whole
31 July 2023
Jennifer Poole looks to repair the Cartesian divide in mental health care, including through the Division of Clinical Psychology’s Faculty of Holistic Psychology.
- Health
Jude Clarke 1967-2016
15 November 2016
British Psychological Society Division of Clinical Psychology-Scotland Service User and Carer Representative from 2010-2016.
- BPS updates
Obituary: Dr Gemma Gray 1970-2022
04 October 2022
For more than two decades, Dr Gemma Gray held various positions on the Faculty for People with Intellectual Disability committee within the Division of Clinical Psychology.
- BPS updates
'Be the grit in the oyster'
31 March 2016
Ella Rhodes reports from the Division of Clinical Psychology Pre-Qualification Group Annual Conference.
- BPS updates
News, February 2007
18 February 2007
Pro-anorexia websites; gifted children; bullying report; Division of Clinical Psychology annual conference; and more
- BPS updates
Pockets of resistance and change
28 January 2020
Ella Rhodes and Jon Sutton with a few highlights from the Annual Conference of the British Psychological Society's Division of Clinical Psychology, in Solihull.
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Widening our research base
18 May 2004
Dorothy Fielding (Vice Chair of the Division of Clinical Psychology) interviews Til Wykes about the Mental Health Research Network.
- Methods and statistics
Explaining the unexplained
18 December 2013
Richard J. Brown, winner of the Society’s Division of Clinical Psychology May Davidson Award, proposes a model of ‘medically unexplained’ symptoms.
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Division of Clinical Psychology Conference 2021; ‘Doing what matters: Value-driven clinical psychology in action’
Series: DCP-S Review Volume: 1 Issue: 24
Date of Publication: 01-01-2021
Author(s): Caragh Maher
View Division of Clinical Psychology Conference 2021; ‘Doing what matters: Value-driven clinical psychology in action’Division of Clinical Psychology Faculty for People with Intellectual Disabilities Experts by Experience Position Statement and Strategy 2017-2018
Series: FPID Bulletin: The Bulletin of the Faculty for People with Intellectual Disabilities Volume: 16 Issue: 3
Date of Publication: 01-12-2018
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View Division of Clinical Psychology Faculty for People with Intellectual Disabilities Experts by Experience Position Statement and Strategy 2017-2018Conference review: Policy, power and personal reflections: British Psychological Society Division of Clinical Psychology Annual Conference 2018: Being Bold in Changing Times
Series: PsyPag Quarterly Volume: 1 Issue: 108
Date of Publication: 01-09-2018
Author(s): Amy Pritchard
View Conference review: Policy, power and personal reflections: British Psychological Society Division of Clinical Psychology Annual Conference 2018: Being Bold in Changing TimesBringing together psychologists and the public: The challenges and opportunities of a Division of Clinical Psychology branch involvement initiative
Series: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 294
Date of Publication: 01-06-2017
Author(s): Sophie Allan, Emma Hill
View Bringing together psychologists and the public: The challenges and opportunities of a Division of Clinical Psychology branch involvement initiativeThe British Psychological Society Division of Clinical Psychology Annual Conference 2013
Series: PsyPag Quarterly Volume: 1 Issue: 91
Date of Publication: 01-06-2014
Author(s): Hannah Brown
View The British Psychological Society Division of Clinical Psychology Annual Conference 2013Professor Zucker’s invitation as a keynote speaker to the Division of Clinical Psychology Annual Conference: A response "BPS Psychology of Women Section"
Series: PsyPag Quarterly Volume: 1 Issue: 78
Date of Publication: 01-03-2011
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View Professor Zucker’s invitation as a keynote speaker to the Division of Clinical Psychology Annual Conference: A response "BPS Psychology of Women Section"Professor Zucker’s invitation as a keynote speaker to the Division of Clinical Psychology Annual Conference: A response
Series: Psychology of Sexualities Review Volume: 2 Issue: 1
Date of Publication: 01-01-2011
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View Professor Zucker’s invitation as a keynote speaker to the Division of Clinical Psychology Annual Conference: A responseFirst joint training workshop between the Society’s Divisions of Clinical and Counselling Psychology
Series: Counselling Psychology Review Volume: 22 Issue: 4
Date of Publication: 01-11-2007
Author(s): Rachel Tribe
View First joint training workshop between the Society’s Divisions of Clinical and Counselling PsychologyDivision of Clinical Psychology Representative Assembly Strategy Meeting: Implications and actions for the Learning Disabilities Faculty
Series: FPID Bulletin: The Bulletin of the Faculty for People with Intellectual Disabilities Volume: 5 Issue: 3
Date of Publication: 01-09-2007
Author(s): Alick Bush
View Division of Clinical Psychology Representative Assembly Strategy Meeting: Implications and actions for the Learning Disabilities FacultyRevising the Division of Clinical Psychology Professional Practice Guidelines
Series: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 155
Date of Publication: 01-11-2005
Author(s): David Trickey
View Revising the Division of Clinical Psychology Professional Practice GuidelinesA systematic review of team formulation in clinical psychology practice: Definition, implementation, and outcomes
03-10-2017
- Nicole Geach
- Nima G. Moghaddam
- Danielle De Boos
Dual relationships between clinical psychologists and their clients: A survey of UK clinical psychologists' attitudes
24-12-2010
- Cathy Kitson
- David Sperlinger
The key components of a clinical psychology formulation: A consensus study
18-01-2024
- Naomi E. Thrower
- Sandra Bucci
- Lydia Morris
- Katherine Berry
Do clinical psychologists have a role in clients’ use of psychotropic medication? A mixed methods investigation exploring current forms of involvement
06-05-2020
- Amy Aston
- Sharron Smith
- Danielle De Boos
- Anna Tickle
‘We just need to find space for them to practice so that we can help to make a stronger society’: Perceived barriers and facilitators to employing health psychologists in UK public health and clinical health settings
16-07-2023
- J. K. Hart
- P. Michael
- R. Hawkins
- E. R. Bull
- A. Farrar
- C. Baguley
- R. R. Turner
- L. M. T. Byrne‐Davis
Making health care safer: What is the contribution of health psychology?
06-10-2015
- Charles Vincent
- Alison Wearden
- David P. French
Organizational perspectives on outdoor talking therapy: Towards a position of ‘environmental safe uncertainty’
12-06-2021
- Sam J. Cooley
- Ceri R. Jones
- Duncan Moss
- Noelle Robertson
Exploring narratives of psychological input in the acute inpatient setting
04-11-2015
- Eloise G. Donaghay‐Spire
- John McGowan
- Kim Griffiths
- Natalie Barazzone
Research and theory related to female reproduction: Implications for clinical psychology
01-05-1992
- Jane M. Ussher
Cognitive dissonance 1: An overview of the literature and its integration into theory and practice in clinical psychology
12-07-2011
- Simon Draycott
- Alan Dabbs
Clinical psychologists’ experiences of personal significant distress
11-05-2012
- Subreena Charlemagne‐Odle
- Garfield Harmon
- Michael Maltby
The effect of length, duration, and intensity of psychological therapy on CORE global distress scores
06-03-2017
- Lauren Jayne Evans
- Alison Beck
- Mark Burdett
The effect of length, duration, and intensity of psychological therapy on CORE global distress scores
06-03-2017
- Lauren Jayne Evans
- Alison Beck
- Mark Burdett
Poverty, ACEs and stigmatised places: The application of psychology to the challenges of disadvantage
02-03-2023
- Rhiannon Corcoran
Professional perspectives on applying the NICE and British Psychological Society Guidelines for the management of Behaviours that Challenge in dementia care: an e-survey
22-06-2021
- Kristina Lily Gray
- Esme Moniz‐Cook
- Katharina Reichelt
- Frances Duffy
- Ian Andrew James