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The following article has been provided by Dr Kim O’Connor on behalf of the Covid-19 Confinement Workstream Group.
View resultThis blog was written by child psychologist Niels Peter Rygaard, a corresponding member of the EFPA Board of Prevention and Promotion and co-founder of The Fairstart Foundation.
View resultThese guidelines were developed by the British Psychological Society’s Presidential Taskforce on Refugees and Asylum Seekers.
View resultOn World Human Rights Day, clinical psychologist Dr Tony Wainwright and psychology lecturer Dr Shakiba Moghadam reflect on the ways psychology can continue to support human rights through healing, empowerment, and advocacy.
View resultWe spoke to Dr Lynne Taylor, Principal Psychology Advisor in the Scottish Government, about her role and why advising on policy at national level is so important for deepening understanding of psychology and how it can tackle and prevent ill-health.
View resultSophie O’Reilly, from our History of Psychology department, is back again with a fascinating look at the life of pioneering social psychologist, Marie Jahoda (1907-2001).
View result10 October 2023
Today is World Mental Health Day – A chance to talk about mental health and why’s it’s so important to look after it, as well as to highlight a wealth of supporting resources published by the BPS.
21 July 2022
The BPS is gravely concerned about the damaging mental health impacts of the detention, treatment and eventual deportation of asylum seekers.
18 June 2024
Several members of the British Psychological Society have been honoured for services to mental health care, research, public service, Ukrainian refugees, and more.
30 September 2024
Welcome to the September edition of DCP In Focus.
08 March 2022
The UN International Organisation of Migration (IOM) is seeking Ukrainian and Russian-speaking psychologists to support its counselling hotline for those fleeing Ukraine.
05 June 2024
On 1 March 2024, the Board of Trustees considered a proposal under Rule 27(1) of the Society Rules to form a new section, the BPS Environmental Psychology Section.
03 November 2023
New research widens our understanding of mental health amongst refugees, looking beyond those finding asylum in high-income countries.
10 August 2015
Research published in 2011 reported that 80 per cent of 130 young Somali refugees surveyed in Minnesota had symptoms of psychosis.
02 October 2023
To mark World Mental Health Day 2023, we pull together some archive content around the theme.
14 February 2023
Ankita Guchait explores how her mental health expertise could help displaced refugees rebuild their lives in a foreign country.
18 November 2000
Sue Cavill talks to those in the front line and finds that the Western model of help may not be the most suitable.
20 June 2019
We dip into our archives, plus guidelines from the British Psychological Society.
23 March 2007
Rachel Tribe and Nimisha Patel introduce the special issue.
09 March 2007
Nimisha Patel and Aruna Mahtani urge you to reconsider your research and practice.
20 March 2007
Adrian Webster and Mary Robertson look beyond the individual approach.
12 October 2016
Ella Rhodes reports.
23 March 2007
Mala German and Kimberly Ehntholt on projects within schools and the community.
10 May 2018
New tool from King's College London.
Series: Clinical Psychology Forum Volume: 1 Issue: 355
Date of Publication: 01-07-2022
Author(s): Hannah Gellini, Magda Marczak
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