One of the keynote speakers at The British Psychological Society's Careers Festival in February will be Chartered Psychologist Victoria Plant.

Jury trials in England and Wales for crimes that carry a sentence of less than three years are set to be scrapped.

The BPS's Teachers' Toolkit continues to go from strength to strength, with this year representing its fifth anniversary.

New global trial data shows clinical nitrous oxide could be an effective treatment for depression. "Further research into nitrous oxide being used to treat depression is essential. The number of ...

The government has announced an independent review into the prevalence, trends and inequalities associated with mental health conditions.

"Today, the BPS firmly opposes conversion therapy. It is unethical and potentially harmful. We promote evidence-based and ethical practices that respect human diversity. It is vital that people ...

The fund is offered twice every year, and is a chance for BPS members from Black and Asian backgrounds to apply for funding to further their career, attend a conference, or undertake training and ...

"The incidence of intrusive thoughts reported in this study is consistent with the broader literature, although the recruitment method (via internet and social media) likely explains the higher levels ...

It is vital that children who require SEND support have their needs identified in a timely manner. This has the potential to trigger early support, which is key to preventing problems becoming ...

The DCP Faculty of Psychosis and Complex Mental Health would like to receive feedback about events our members have attended this year or last.

"We welcome the government's commitment to helping more families meet the rising cost of living challenges, through the introduction of new free breakfast clubs in the Spring.

The LeDeR programme from NHS England and King’s College London looks into the reported deaths of people with a learning disability in England.