Here’s what we found

21 December 2022

Occupational Psychology Outlook (OPO) is the new peer-reviewed title of the Division of Occupational Psychology.

• Professional Practice
• Research
• Work and occupational

06 July 2023

Hundreds of delegates returned to the Brighton Centre for the third day of the European Congress of Psychology and a full programme of keynote speakers, symposia and sessions.

• BPS updates

10 June 2022

Chartered BPS member Dr Noreen Tehrani has been awarded a police commendation for her role in helping to provide support for hundreds of officers and staff in the aftermath of a ‘highly sensitive incident’.

• BPS updates

03 June 2024

A study in the Journal of Occupational and Organizational Psychology, shows volunteering is crucial for those who are heading into retirement and maintaining their social identity.

• Mental health
• Research
• Work and occupational

11 March 2025

New figures from the Trade Unions Congress revealed work-related illness is costing the UK economy £400m a week.

• Health and wellbeing
• Mental health
• Psychology Matters
• Work and occupational

05 March 2025

The report reveals that young people not in employment, education or training have the lowest happiness and overall wellbeing compared to any other group.

• Children, young people and families
• Psychology Matters
• Work and occupational

21 January 2025

How BPS member networks hope they’ll have an impact in 2025

• Community

30 January 2025

The Practice Board is looking to appoint a new member.

• Practice Ethics

27 May 2021

A new report from Imperial College London, written with contributions from a number of BPS members, highlights the impact of the climate crisis on mental health.

• Climate and environment

25 June 2021

There are concerns that plans to return to regular weigh-ins for children could lead to shame and stigma for children and place the focus solely on weight rather than health.

• Children, young people and families

24 March 2022

A focus on employee wellbeing, supporting employee choice and compassionate leadership is being encouraged by psychologists in a new briefing paper from the BPS.

• Health and wellbeing
• Work and occupational

14 November 2023

The 2800 delegates at last week’s online festival nearly doubled last year’s reach

• Careers and professional development

10 February 2014

Alex Fradera and Jon Sutton report.

• Work and occupational

01 July 2010

A recent Division of Occupational Psychology event addressed some timely career issues.

• Work and occupational

23 October 2019

Ella Rhodes reports from a British Psychological Society Division of Occupational Psychology and Society of Occupational Medicine conference on remote and flexible working.

• Work and occupational

14 January 2021

Ella Rhodes reports from the annual conference of the British Psychological Society's Division of Occupational Psychology.

• Work and occupational

27 October 2017

Professor Gail Kinman (University of Bedfordshire) reports from a British Psychological Society Division of Occupational Psychology (DOP) and Society of Occupational Medicine (SOM) event on workplace mental health.

• Work and occupational

15 January 2013

Alex Fradera and Jon Sutton report from the Division of Occupational Psychology Annual Conference.

• Work and occupational

08 January 2015

To mark the British Psychological Society's Division of Occupational Psychology annual conference, currently taking place in Glasgow, we collect archive contributions from some of the speakers.

• Work and occupational

06 September 2022

Ian Florance interviews Christine Hamilton, Chair of the Special Group for Independent Practitioners and Honorary Secretary of the Division of Occupational Psychology.

• Careers and professional development
• Independent Practitioners
• NHS

18 March 2011

cuts begin to bite; Sure Start; ECT; reports from the Division of Occupational Psychology conference.

• BPS updates

28 March 2012

Coverage from the Division of Occupational Psychology conference with Kisane Prutton; the Guardian memory experiment; and the best of the web

• BPS updates

18 March 2012

beautiful explanations; mushrooms in a brain scanner; Little Albert; reports from the Division of Occupational Psychology; and more

• BPS updates

18 March 2010

communicating with ‘locked in’ patients; roots of schizophrenia; report from the Division of Occupational Psychology Annual Conference; nuggets from the Digest; and thorny issues of nature and nurture in the media

• BPS updates

24-12-2010

• Garry A. Gelade

15-02-2023

• Lillian T. Eby
• Melissa M. Robertson
• David B. Facteau
• Jocelyn G. Anker

24-12-2010

• Gerard P. Hodgkinson

23-08-2017

• Duncan J. R. Jackson
• Chris Dewberry
• Jaroslava Gallagher
• Liam Close

01-12-1980

• Hywel Murrell

01-09-1982

• MICHAEL FRESE

01-06-1980

24-12-2010

• Richard Kwiatkowski
• David C. Duncan

17-12-2014

• Jesús F. Salgado
• Neil Anderson
• Gabriel Tauriz

15-02-2023

• Lillian T. Eby
• Melissa M. Robertson
• David B. Facteau
• Jocelyn G. Anker

01-03-1988

• Oded Shenkar

01-12-1979

01-06-1987

• Floyd Rudmin
• Rüdiger M. Trimpop
• Ilona‐Patricia Kryl
• Pawel Boski

21-02-2012

• Tilemachos Iatridis

28-02-2018

• Antony S. R. Manstead

19-07-2020

• Daryl B. O'Connor
• John P. Aggleton
• Bhismadev Chakrabarti
• Cary L. Cooper
• Cathy Creswell
• Sandra Dunsmuir
• Susan T. Fiske
• Susan Gathercole
• Brendan Gough
• Jane L. Ireland
• Marc V. Jones
• Adam Jowett
• Carolyn Kagan
• Maria Karanika‐Murray
• Linda K. Kaye
• Veena Kumari
• Stephan Lewandowsky
• Stafford Lightman
• Debra Malpass
• Elizabeth Meins
• B. Paul Morgan
• Lisa J. Morrison Coulthard
• Stephen D. Reicher
• Daniel L. Schacter
• Susan M. Sherman
• Victoria Simms
• Antony Williams
• Til Wykes
• Christopher J. Armitage

17-08-2011

• V. Swanson
• K. G. Power
• R. J. Simpson

21-03-2022

• Luke Fletcher
• T. Alexandra Beauregard

16-12-2010

• Phil Johnson
• Catherine Cassell

01-02-1996

• Ronald Blackburn