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This webinar is for practitioners exploring a complex issue of burnout and its root cause.
11 March 2021
The British Psychological Society is not surprised by the increase in high levels of stress among NHS staff highlighted by the results of the 2020 NHS staff survey.
22 March 2021
On the day that the nation reflects on one year since the first stay-at-home order of the Covid-19 pandemic, the British Psychological Society is calling for the psychological needs of healthcare staff to be front and centre of the nation’s recovery.
06 April 2023
The BPS has joined forces with other professional health and care bodies to call on the government to urgently provide funding for NHS staff mental health and wellbeing hubs.
16 March 2022
The BPS has said urgent action is needed to achieve parity of esteem between mental and physical health in the health service.
23 June 2021
We are pleased to see an additional £40m of funding announced to support young people’s mental health services but it is a small step in the context of a system under great strain.
09 October 2020
To mark World Mental Health Day, the BPS has called for more psychological support for frontline NHS staff to cope with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
20 February 2024
Long-term government investment in staff mental health and wellbeing services is vital.
24 January 2023
The BPS is pleased to see investment in mental health services, but highlights the impact of inadequate funding on NHS staff mental health and wellbeing.
27 June 2023
The award-winner author and former NHS medic is supporting the #FundNHSHubs campaign to save the NHS Staff Mental Health and Wellbeing Hubs.
21 February 2024
The report exposes the stark divide between mental health demand and capacity.
08 June 2023
The society is disappointed that the government has still not clarified whether it will take action to safeguard the future of vital NHS Staff Mental Health and Wellbeing Hubs.
03 February 2022
The BPS has warned that NHS staff are likely to remain under intense pressure for the foreseeable future and need longer-term support to recover from the Covid-19 pandemic.
22 April 2021
An exclusive chapter from 'Anti-burnout: How to Create a Psychologically Safe and High-performance Organisation' by Michael Drayton, published by Routledge.
22 June 2018
Now a new review has identified the personal characteristics that increase the risk of burnout further.
08 September 2017
A response to our interview with Christina Maslach.
10 February 2023
Survey of adults with experience of autistic burnout represents step towards a better understanding of the condition and how to support those facing it.
14 September 2009
Students who were optimistic and focused at university tended to be more engaged in their working lives and to avoid burnout.
10 October 2024
Dr Claire Plumbly, Clinical Psychologist and Chartered Member of the British Psychological Society, writes for World Mental Health Day.
31 March 2023
Graham Russell with a key theme from his new book, 'Understanding Vulnerability and Resilience: A Guide for Professionals who work with Vulnerable Others'.
23 July 2021
Our weekly round-up of the best psychology coverage from elsewhere on the web.
21 May 2012
New research.
27 March 2023
Kat Wheatley on compassionate leadership as an antidote to burnout in Psychological Wellbeing Practitioners.
12 September 2005
UK hospital consultants are experiencing poorer mental health and more burnout than they did in 1994.
27 May 2014
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