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New University building for psychology and autism research officially opens

By Iain MacDonald20th July 2016Education & Training

The University of Bath’s Department of Psychology are officially opening at their new 10 West building today. The building will provide space for the expansion of the Department of Psychology,

Plymouth to host workshop exploring self-criticism and compassion-focused therapy

By Iain MacDonald28th June 2016Education & Training

A workshop exploring the many forms of self criticism and how new research could help people quieten its voice is taking place at Plymouth University this autumn. Hosted by the

New research explores the benefits of psychological care in cancer patients

By Iain MacDonald27th May 2016Education & Training

Research undertaken at the University of Chester is leading the way in promoting the importance of looking after the psychological well-being of cancer patients, as part of their healthcare. Psychological

Report highlights loneliness and lack of social integration amongst young people

By Iain MacDonald23rd March 2016Education & Training

In an increasingly globalised economy and culturally diverse country, a new report from King’s College London and National Citizen Service (NCS) reveals a ‘concerning’ lack of social integration and level of

Engage: Memory loss – it’s not all amnesia

By Ashok Jansari, Goldsmiths, University of London23rd March 2016Engage

Short-term memory, long-term memory, amnesia, dementia, Alzheimer’s – people often use these terms incorrectly. The reason is partly because memory is one of the most complex mental abilities. It involves

Researchers find schizophrenia risk 35 times higher with just one faulty gene

By The Press Association15th March 2016News England

A single defective gene increases the risk of schizophrenia 35 times and is involved in a range of neurodevelopmental disorders, research has shown. Although the mutation is very rare, affecting

‘Significant concerns’ as woman may have been exploited in complex care case, Judge

By The Press Association11th November 2015News England

A vulnerable woman embroiled in a family court fight over the future of her eight-year-old son may have been exploited by a psychologist, a judge has said. Dr Ludwig F

UWS launches new psychology MSc conversion course

By Iain MacDonald15th July 2015Education & Training

This September sees University of the West of Scotland (UWS) launching its new MSc in Psychology. This postgraduate conversion course, which is being delivered at the University’s Paisley Campus, is

Buckinghamshire New to hold Applied Positive Psychology Symposium

By Iain MacDonald14th May 2015Education & Training

Positive psychology is a dynamic and fast-growing area that involves the scientific study of well-being and optimal human functioning for individuals, groups, communities and organisations. In 2012, Buckinghamshire New University

Psychologist struck off for inappropriate behaviour

By Iain MacDonald16th December 2014News England

Practitioner psychologist Monir Ahmed has been struck off the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) Register on grounds of misconduct, after engaging in inappropriate and sexually motivated behaviour towards two

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New University building for psychology and autism research officially opens

Plymouth to host workshop exploring self-criticism and compassion-focused therapy

New research explores the benefits of psychological care in cancer patients

Report highlights loneliness and lack of social integration amongst young people

Engage: Memory loss – it’s not all amnesia

Researchers find schizophrenia risk 35 times higher with just one faulty gene

‘Significant concerns’ as woman may have been exploited in complex care case, Judge

UWS launches new psychology MSc conversion course

Buckinghamshire New to hold Applied Positive Psychology Symposium

Psychologist struck off for inappropriate behaviour

England’s hospitals within hours of running out of some PPE items – Matt Hancock

Minister admits ‘unacceptable’ rise in children subject to Deprivation of Liberty orders

Warning of ‘stark failure’ in social care after children placed in caravan and Airbnb

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Tag: Psychology

New University building for psychology and autism research officially opens

Plymouth to host workshop exploring self-criticism and compassion-focused therapy

New research explores the benefits of psychological care in cancer patients

Report highlights loneliness and lack of social integration amongst young people

Engage: Memory loss – it’s not all amnesia

Researchers find schizophrenia risk 35 times higher with just one faulty gene

‘Significant concerns’ as woman may have been exploited in complex care case, Judge

UWS launches new psychology MSc conversion course

Buckinghamshire New to hold Applied Positive Psychology Symposium

Psychologist struck off for inappropriate behaviour