The British Psychological Society's magazine, born in 1988, available in print for members, online and app.
http://www.bps.org.uk/psychologist
Posts/views: Editor Dr @jonsutton.bsky.social and Deputy Editor @jennifergledhill.bsky.social.

@psychmag.bsky.social
The British Psychological Society's magazine, born in 1988, available in print for members, online and app.
http://www.bps.org.uk/psychologist
Posts/views: Editor Dr @jonsutton.bsky.social and Deputy Editor @jennifergledhill.bsky.social.
'You are not fragile. You are outnumbered.'
Professor @pfonagy.bsky.social, Chair of the Independent Review into Mental Health Conditions, ADHD and Autism (2026), with his letter to a young person.
Rethinking ageing – further thoughts.
Dr Warren Donnellan, with more from the interdisciplinary experts he spoke with for our special issue.
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Much more from 'Rethinking ageing' to come tomorrow!
‘Rethinking ageing means rethinking psychology’
Warren Donnellan asks whether it’s time to reconsider what we think we know about ageing – and who we need to learn more from.
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Plus…
Our 'Neurodivergence' collection
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United we stand: Neurodiversity, critical psychiatry, and the case for alliance.
Dr @hollykahya.bsky.social seeks common ground in an increasingly divisive debate…
‘I find myself in a city of arrivals… it’s changed how I listen’
British Psychological Society member Zeynep Yasar, PhD researcher at the University of Delhi, writes as a migrant and clinician.
We had lots of fun choosing our favourite psychologised horror movies earlier this year. Head over to The Psychologist for some spooky-season viewing inspiration 👻. @drgavinmiller.bsky.social
My top 10 psychologised horror films…
Chosen by Dr Georgia Walton, Research Associate on the Leverhulme-funded project, ‘A @mutualfascination.bsky.social: British horror and the psy disciplines c. 1955-present’.
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Ahead of World Menopause Day this weekend, find articles / interviews in our archive…
‘It is people living with dementia and their families who give me hope that things can and will be different…'
Prof Linda Clare tells us about the challenges people with dementia and their carers face, and the role psychology can play in bringing about change.
…Plus '12 moments that matter' from @bpsofficial.bsky.social
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‘Gamechangers’ and more, at 125 years of @bpsofficial.bsky.social
My letter to… the parent who just wants to make it all go away.
Clinical Psychologist Marcus Lewton has some advice based around 'containment'.
It's #WorldMentalHealthDay this Saturday, and the theme is right up our street: 'Lived experiences heard: real voices, real change'.
You'll find loads of lived experience accounts on our website… this is just the search results for the phrase.
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My letter to… a 15-year-old struggling with online interactions.
From Ian Dando, @bpsofficial.bsky.social member and doctoral researcher at the University of Westminster.
Our rapidly growing 'My letter to…' collection
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‘I am being asked to choose between the daughter I want to be and the psychologist I want to become…’
Fran Barrett with reflections on caring, accessibility and the path to Clinical Psychology.
‘How can I help you do what matters to you as safely as possible?’
Emma Quilter with ‘My letter to… the person worried about the online life of a loved one who has a learning disability’.
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My letter to… a Traitor.
Chartered Psychologist Dr @ajohnstone.bsky.social with evidence-based advice.
What we're really asking beauty to do for us…
Psychotherapist Meera Moore Danowski on what make-up might say about our ‘true selves’.