Chair of the BPS's Division of Sport and Exercise Psychology, Stephen Smith, has been appointed to the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) College of Experts.

Since the pandemic, like many organisations, the BPS has been working in a remote and hybrid capacity. As a result, we have found that staff and member occupancy of the large BPS office space in ...

Schools aren't what many parents or policymakers might remember. Children are now not sitting at their desks writing all day, and there are good reasons for this. Primary One is much more focused on ...

The team behind the BPS’s online publications, the Psychologist and Research Digest, share their favourite stories to celebrate hitting the milestone.

Some of the symptoms of PTSD are hyper-vigilance, scanning the environment, being watchful and on your guard. The need to do that reduces when you're not in an urban environment where there are cars ...

The guidance seeks to support members to present their qualifications and expertise correctly and with confidence.

Researchers have warned there is an “urgent need” to ensure the best possible mental healthcare for people aged 16-25 amid rising rates of mental health conditions.

NHS England has described the CAP apprenticeship as “being vital for the delivery of the Government’s 10 Year Health Plan” ...

The BPS is running three workshops for members to examine what role psychologists can play in delivering the three key shifts outlined in Labour’s blueprint for the health service.

We’re excited to invite you to the Global Workplace & Organizational Psychology (G-WOP) Conference, taking place online from 18–19 September 2025.

Find all you need to know about becoming a psychologist and what career options are available.

Committee: Environmental Psychology Section Role name: Appointed Member x 15 Role ID: 214 Term: up to 3 years Role purpose: To support the Member Network in contributing to the society's strategic ...