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Without friction there's no movement
John Amaechi OBE talks about the differences between "constructive" and "destructive" forms of conflict.
View resultWho really cares? A discussion of homophobia in sport
The conversation on homophobia in sport in the UK is often hobbled by the prurient interest in the names of specific gay (and never lesbian) professional footballers.
View resultWorkplace bullying and 'the new normal'
My organisation has been working in FTSE 100 and 250 companies for a decade now and there isn’t one workplace we have entered – regardless of the challenges we’ve been charged to address – where the spectre of workplace bullying hasn’t asserted itself into the mix.
View resultStereotypes, suffering, sympathy - mental health and the media
The story of footballer Aaron Lennon’s detainment under the Mental Health Act has been all over the news in the last few days and, unfortunately, some of the coverage has played to the old stereotypes that there is a scale of sympathy for those suffering from mental health issues.
View resultAction for athletes
As we all know, if the premise of an intervention is wrong, what follows will be hard pressed to be right.
View resultStress: Can't Live With It... So What Should We Do About It?
Considering the oft-touted impacts of workplace stress you might think that a totally stress-free workplace is the goal for everyone… but should it be?
View resultCognitive strain in Parliament
Being an MP does not come with a formal job description, and the working realities of our elected politicians are complex.
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Professor John Amaechi OBE and Kimberley Wilson announced for the Psychology Careers Festival
17 October 2024
We're delighted to announce two huge names joining us for this year's Psychology Careers Festival.
- Careers and professional development
Celebrating the success of the BPS Careers Festival 2024
19 November 2024
The BPS’s Careers Festival 2024 provided students and aspiring psychologists with valuable insights and practical guidance for their careers.
- Careers and professional development
"In a way, we are all either Jedi or Sith"
08 May 2015
Miles Thomas meets John Amaechi OBE – psychologist, organisational consultant, high-performance executive coach and former NBA basketball player.
- Leadership and teamwork
- Race, ethnicity and culture
- Work and occupational
Diverse and colourful
11 January 2016
Ella Rhodes reports from the annual Psychology4Graduates event organised by the British Psychological Society.
- BPS updates
‘What do you stand for?’
28 October 2021
In the latest episode of his podcast ‘Eighty Percent Mental’, Chartered Psychologist and Senior Lecturer in Psychology Dr Pete Olusoga is joined by organisational psychologist and best-selling New York Times author, John Amaechi OBE, for an honest and inspiring conversation about racism, anti-racism, and what we all could or should be doing to make our communities fairer for everybody.
- Equality, diversity and inclusion
- Race, ethnicity and culture
‘We have huge potential to make positive change’
09 March 2020
Ella Rhodes on the British Psychological Society’s ‘Psychological Government’ programme.
- Government and politics
For mindful teaching of mindfulness
16 June 2015
A letter in response to our exclusive online interview with Jon Kabat-Zinn.
- Mindfulness
The Psychologist Guide to… Leadership
09 May 2016
Our journalist Ella Rhodes speaks to psychologists for evidence-based tips. Sponsored by Goldsmiths Institute of Management Studies.
- Work and occupational
‘Without positive action, we risk living in a world that has potential to rob people of their dignity and sense of agency’
03 June 2020
A collection of articles from recent years on racism in psychology and the psychology of racism.
- BPS updates
News, August 2011
18 August 2011
The Society’s response to DSM-5; working memory ‘side-effects’; challenging public scepticism of science; and more.
- BPS updates
News, June 2012
18 June 2012
neuroscience in the news, diversity report, new Fellows and more.
- BPS updates