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This Mental Health Awareness Week, psychologists Dr Kajal Gokal and Professor Amanda Daley report on how incorporating bite-sized pieces of physical activity into our everyday lives can help lift our mental health.
View resultA bite-sized approach to exercise could help you achieve your New Year fitness goals, says chartered BPS member Amanda Daley.
View resultIt is difficult to write a blog at this time without reflecting on experiences over the past few corona virus filled months.
View resultPsychologist Ian MacRae and physician and neuroscientist Dr Harris Eyre explore a framework that can be used to translate the findings of psychological research into social change.
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More investment is needed to introduce new behaviour change interventions in to public health and mental wellbeing services to reduce health inequalities which have increased because of Covid-19.
25 May 2023
We’re looking for members to help shape our response to a major consultation into the government’s proposed strategy for treating a number of major medical conditions.
28 July 2020
The Government must ensure they focus on the root causes of obesity, including stigma, poverty and inequality and use psychology to help tackle the problem, says the British Psychological Society (BPS).
24 October 2022
People view labels on alcoholic drinks encouraging responsible consumption as a ploy by the industry to be seen as caring and are unlikely to lead to people drinking less.
24 January 2023
The BPS is concerned that the Major Conditions Strategy will deny mental health the focus and detail it desperately needs.
23 November 2020
Cordelia Galgut on living with the long-term effects of cancer.
26 June 2014
Peter Branney, Karl Witty and Ian Eardley call for a consideration of masculinity in understanding and treating the disease.
20 February 2011
A voyage of discovery with survivors of breast cancer with Caroline Muttitt in the latest of our series for budding writers.
06 June 2023
Kate Hamilton-West is a Chartered Psychologist and Head of Social and Behavioural Research for Cancer Research UK.
26 February 2024
Cara Ghiglieri, a post-doc research fellow at the University of Aberdeen, on a research journey shaped by personal experience.
08 January 2024
When Liam J. Williams received a devastating diagnosis as a teenager, he could never have imagined that a few years later he would be on a pathway to a fulfilling career as a psychologist…
17 November 2020
Chartered Psychologist Dr Kerry Quincey (DeMontfort University) speaks with breast cancer ‘thrivers’ Doug Harper and Dave Talbot about the Virtual Meet-Up (VMU).
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View Helpful factors of therapy with families/carers of individuals affected by cancerSeries: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 320
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View Cancer research innovation workshop: Physical Activity for Cancer PreventionSeries: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 296
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View Development and evaluation of managing cancer psychology workshopsSeries: Health Psychology Update Volume: 26 Issue: 2
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Author(s): Ainslea Cross, David Sheffield, James Elander
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