Yoga was just a hobby for Dr Catrin Williams until she discovered the transformative effect it could have on her clients…

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The many meanings of ‘dementia’…

Dr Michael Bender looks at which aspects are given the foreground or background in our contemporary narratives.

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‘The psychological will always be there… it’s like my skeleton’ - interview with Hussain Manawer from 2019

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The survival secrets of solitaries, rehabilitation, the experience of imprisonment and links to much more on psychology and prisons from this 2016 special

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Overrated: Our capacity to impact policy
Underrated: The psychological expertise in informal settings
Carl Walker et al in 2018

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15 years ago, our BPS Research Digest asked some top psychologists for 'One nagging thing I still don't understand about myself'. I wonder what their answers would be now / what yours would be?

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‘How caregivers regulate their behaviours is impacting how their babies detect change’ - interview with Dr. Sobana Wijeakumar PhD BEng from last year

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'Madness was imagined through the lens of economic value…'

I hear from Nima Bassiri (Duke University), author of 'Madness and Enterprise: Psychiatry, Economic Reason, and the Emergence of Pathological Value' UChicagoPress

#HistPsych

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‘She has a bad name in Clifton Hampden’: Bessie B and the policing of female sexuality.

Sarah Wise with an extract from her new book, ‘The Undesirables: The Law That Locked Away a Generation’ (@OneWorldNews).

RT for your chance to win a copy!

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The wisdom of therapist uncertainty…
Maggie Jackson tells us that developing ‘uncertainty tolerance’ in both clinician and client is key for building better outcomes.
With thanks to Psychotherapy.net
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Here's the full May issue, a guest edited special on 'Being political in divisive times', with lots of online extras.

Thanks again to Kesi Mahendran, Prof•, Dr Sandra Obradović, Sue Nieland, Ashley Weinberg, and 40+ psychologists and beyond who make up this issue.

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‘I really want to offer hope… none of us are broken’

Dr Aoife-Marie Foran (UQ News) hears from her one-time colleague Prof @OrlaMuldoon (@UL) about a new book, ‘The Social Psychology of Trauma: Connecting the Personal and the Political’.

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Lots in our archive for #InternationalDanceDay
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Has Aoife-Marie Foran Aoife Foran changed career in Australia😊?

Super interviewing of University Of Limerick’s Orla Muldoon on her forthcoming book.
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‘I really want to offer hope… none of us are broken’

Dr Aoife-Marie Foran (UQ News) hears from her one-time colleague Prof @OrlaMuldoon (@UL) about a new book, ‘The Social Psychology of Trauma: Connecting the Personal and the Political’.

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Just had an absolutely fascinating conversation with Professor Dame Lesley Fallowfield ...watch this space!

Fascinating conversation around this coming soon...

Communication from the condemned…
Janelle Ward studies the last statements from those on death row. [2010]
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Have the last few years changed our personalities?

New study from the U.S. looks at data from the first two years of the pandemic, broadly exploring shifts in the Big Five traits: bps.org.uk/research-diges…

So much to explore via our homepage now
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