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Is the British Psychological Society institutionally racist?
This blog is adapted from BPS chief executive Sarb Bajwa’s opening address on day two of BPS Conference 2020.
View resultReflections on 2021
BPS chief executive Sarb Bajwa blogs on our achievements during a challenging year and looks ahead to 2022.
View resultMeeting workforces challenges head-on
From the conversations I’ve had with our members over the last 18 months, it's become clear to me that there are significant challenges facing the UK's psychological workforce.
View resultJoin me at our revamped annual conference
Our conferences team has been working hard on the final preparations for this year’s annual conference, and I’m delighted that we’ve now confirmed a diverse range of speakers.
View resultThe BPS response to the coronavirus outbreak
Events over the last couple of weeks have been unprecedented, and I want to start this month’s blog by sending my best wishes to all of our members during a hugely uncertain time.
View resultOur ongoing transformation and seeking your views
Following a recent meeting of our Board of Trustees, I’m delighted to say that we’ve been given the green light to move ahead with the first phase of our transformation plan.
View resultQualifications update
In the autumn, we’re planning on opening a consultation with members and stakeholders on the future of the BPS qualifications route.
View resultPsychology Matters
We’re now just a few days away from the 2024 General Election, and our manifesto outlines why Psychology Matters in developing good policy.
View resultThe importance of voting
Voting will soon be opening in our elections for 2024, and I want to encourage you to make sure you have your say on two important roles on our Board of Trustees.
View resultIt's nearly time
We’re all set to welcome psychologists from around Europe and beyond to Brighton for the European Congress of Psychology next week.
View resultPsychology is responding to Covid-19
The last few weeks have been tough for everyone as we’ve had to adapt quickly to a new way of working, and I want to thank all of you who have been involved in our response.
View resultA strategy for the future
Our strategic plan, launched in 2015, is coming to the end of its life, and we want to embrace co-creation as we develop a replacement to inform the next five years.
View resultA statement from the Chief Executive and Trustees of the British Psychological Society
26 October 2021
We are pleased to confirm that Sarb Bajwa, Chief Executive, is returning to duty today.
- BPS updates
European Congress of Psychology 2023 underway in Brighton
04 July 2023
The 18th European Congress of Psychology started on Monday evening with the opening ceremony at the Brighton Centre.
- Research
Introducing our new strategy
31 January 2024
The society has unveiled our new strategy, which will guide and underpin our work over the coming years.
- BPS updates
BPS response to NHS Workforce Plan
30 June 2023
We've welcomed the expansion of the psychological workforce in NHS plan, but warned that mental health support is crucial to prevent an exodus of existing staff.
- Government and politics
- Mental health
- Work and occupational
BPS members awarded New Year Honours
06 January 2022
Two inspiring members of the British Psychological Society (BPS) have been recognised in the 2022 New Year Honours list for their services to Britain.
- BPS updates
BPS responds to the Spring Statement, warning the escalating cost of living crisis will have long-lasting impacts on mental health
23 March 2022
The BPS believes the absence of measures from the Chancellor to support the most vulnerable with the soaring cost of living is glaring.
- BPS updates
- Government and politics
Police, Crime and Sentencing Bill amended after lobbying around patient confidentiality concerns
20 December 2021
The BPS is pleased that amendments have been made to the Bill after concerns were raised about how provisions could damage patient trust.
- Legal, criminological and forensic
BPS responds to the passing of the Online Safety Bill
19 September 2023
We are pleased to see the Online Safety Bill finally come to fruition as it is passed by Peers.
- BPS updates
- Digital and technology
BPS responds to announcement on further measures to address NHS winter crisis
09 January 2023
Mental health of NHS staff must not be sidelined, says the BPS.
- Government and politics
- Health
- NHS
BPS publishes its response to government’s consultation on banning conversion therapy
09 February 2022
After consultation and engagement with its members, the BPS has submitted its response to the government’s consultation to introduce a legislative ban on conversion therapy.
- LGBTQ+
BPS responds to NHS People Plan
30 July 2020
The BPS is pleased to see the NHS People Plan 2020-21 acknowledge the importance of psychology and psychological work.
- NHS
BPS first to team up with British Red Cross
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.
- BPS updates
- Periodicals
- Periodicals
Foreword for CPF Special Edition
Series: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 363
Date of Publication: 01-03-2023
Author(s): Sarb Bajwa
View Foreword for CPF Special EditionInterview with Sarb Bajwa, Chief Executive of the British Psychological Society
Series: OP Matters Volume: 1 Issue: 45
Date of Publication: 01-05-2020
Author(s): Rob Goate
View Interview with Sarb Bajwa, Chief Executive of the British Psychological Society