Pieces of me…  Rob Sheffield on a personal journey for his book, 'Pieces of Us: The Rise, Decline and Future of a Welsh Neighbourhood'. bps.org.uk/psychologist/p… RT for your chance to win a copy! Cambria Publishing

This year's Voices In Psychology question: How has Covid changed our Psychology? Address this question however you like, via whatever medium. Submit to [email protected] by 4 October 2024 and include a paragraph about yourself and your stance on science communication.

‘Happy children are better learners…’ I spoke with Professor Claire Hughes Centre for Family Research #BackToSchool #firstdayatschool RT for your chance to win a copy of her book with Caoimhe Dempsey and Dr Elian Fink bps.org.uk/psychologist/h…

10 secrets of happy neurodiverse couples… …and how to use them in your relationship. A chapter from ‘Armchair conversations on love and autism’, by Eva A. Mendes (JKP Books) bps.org.uk/psychologist/1…

Knowing when to stop… Neurosurgeon Theodore Schwartz MD with an essay adapted from his new book 'Gray Matters: A Biography of Brain Surgery' (@oneworldnews) bps.org.uk/psychologist/k… Weill Cornell Medicine @NYPhospital

Retirement as a response to Covid-19… Dr Nick Bell on resignation, reshuffle and reshaping following the pandemic. bps.org.uk/psychologist/r…

Overcoming fear of failure at university… Jeremy Hopper @Jez_hopper Manchester Metropolitan Uni explores the issues. bps.org.uk/psychologist/o… #freshers #newuniyear #startinguni

It's been a busy week… bps.org.uk/psychologist

We've heard from lots of Psychologists over the years around their experiences of working in and living with cancer bps.org.uk/search?term=ca… …but who / what angles have we missed? Perhaps particularly intersectional ones.

‘Inclusion, solidarity and kindness… not division and hate…’ As some of those involved in the 2024 UK riots continue to be sentenced, we look at reaction from communities and from Psychologists. bps.org.uk/psychologist/i…

Ahead of #wspd2024 we share interviews, articles, reviews and more around suicide. More to come next Tuesday… bps.org.uk/psychologist/a…

With UK prisons in the news, watch this space next week... 👀

Remember, there are 38 episodes of our BPS Research Digest podcast PsychCrunch, very kindly sponsored by T&F Psychology, to listen to in The Psychologist app or via bps.org.uk/collections/ps…

We hear from Kate Pearlman-Shaw, the Managing Director of Pearlman-Shaw Consultancy and Chartered Psychologist in the fields of Clinical and Coaching, ahead of her British Psychological Society Webinar on having impactful conversations at work (and elsewhere). bps.org.uk/psychologist/i…

A fundamental review of accountability… Graham Russell responds to a report in the summer edition of The Psychologist. bps.org.uk/psychologist/f…

Books that shaped me… Janice Hiller The author of 'Sex in the Brain: A Neuropsychosexual Approach to Love and Intimacy' (Karnac Publishing), on some offerings that have influenced her. bps.org.uk/psychologist/b…

Heading up our homepage this morning is Cordelia Nevin Galgut - with much more to come this week. bps.org.uk/psychologist

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I keep saying this, so should really do something about it, but this edition is *ridiculous*. 30+ psychologists contributing, and others. 80 packed pages.