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      Supporting families and children living in poverty and driving change in government policy and public opinion

      Professor Greta Defeyter, Director of the Healthy Living Lab at Northumbria University details how they have been providing meals via holiday clubs to support vulnerable children.

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      Depression in men: suffering in silence

      A recent conversation about the suicide of Linkin Park singer Chester Bennington, prompted me to write this piece on depression in men.

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      What does the Policy Unit do?

      Please welcome back Dr Lisa Morrison Coulthard, Lead Policy Advisor for the British Psychological Society, with this piece about what exactly her work (and the work of her team) entails.

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      Should I be anxious about AI?

      This Mental Health Awareness Week we talk artificial awareness anxiety with two members of our Cyberpsychology Section.

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      Your society needs you

      Over the last few years, I’ve had the pleasure of working alongside those BPS members who step forward and take on one of the roles that exist to make the society go round.

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      Project aims to boost mental health and self-esteem of teenage boys

      As International Men’s Day on Sunday seeks to throw the spotlight on making a positive difference to the wellbeing and lives of men and boys, we explore how one project aims to do that.

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      Elections 2025

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      Psychology Matters: ‘Psychology has the power to make the world a better place’

      Social psychologist Dr Daniel Jolley believes ‘psychology is fundamental to every part of our lives – it is woven into how we think, act, and interact with others’.

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      Moving forwards, together

      One clear challenge placed with me on my arrival at the BPS has been to invigorate the structural review.

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      Fashion as a vehicle for change

      Professor Carolyn Mair provides some background and information in advance of her talk 'Fashion as a vehicle for change', which is being held in Bournemouth on Tuesday next week.

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      Tackling health inequalities in the trans community

      This LGBT+ History Month, mental health wellbeing practitioner Chaz Hill explains why trans people are still reluctant to seek help for their mental health despite being at much greater risk of long-term poor mental health, and believes greater numbers of trans health staff could help drive change.

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