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      Action for athletes

      As we all know, if the premise of an intervention is wrong, what follows will be hard pressed to be right.

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      The role of psychology in disability support – mental health support, improving performance and classification

      Professor Jan Burns, Head of Eligibility at Virtus: World Intellectual Impairment Sport, talks about her work with elite athletes with intellectual disabilities.

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      Where do England’s cricketers go from here?

      Sports psychologist and cricket coach Isaac Porter offers his insights into England’s dismal World Cup, and the psychology behind overcoming poor form.

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      Crowd Support at Mass Events – How Should We Encourage, and How is it Experienced?

      The following article has been provided by Alister McCormick and Sophie Gibbs-Nicholls of Plymouth Marjon University.

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      What is psychology?

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      Prevention and Intervention: supporting our children’s mental health and psychological wellbeing

      The APPG for Psychology, on Wednesday 25 April, was a resounding success.

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      A focus on policy around the UK

      Over the last couple of years, we’ve expanded our campaigning work and policy function within the BPS significantly.

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      Building a more democratic BPS

      When I took over as chief executive of the society one of the first promises I made was to make us a more democratic organisation which is led by its members.

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      Psychology Matters: “Ultimately, psychology matters because it helps individuals and societies function better, leading to a healthier, more informed, and more compassionate world.”

      Consultant clinical psychologist and BPS President Dr Roman Raczka shares the impact of his work with people with learning disabilities and autism, and explains why he’s proud to have a career in a compassionate profession.

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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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      Revised guidance on responding to disclosures of non-recent abuse

      Written by Dr Khadj Rouf, Consultant Clinical Psychologist and member of the BPS Safeguarding Advisory Group.

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