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Working with forensic clients? TIOFP Psychological formulation training next runs via zoom on the 15th July. Link below: tiofp.com/events/psychol… #psychologicalformulation #formulation #pschology #forensicclient #offenders

UWE Bristol is among the first organisations to commit to a new national voluntary agreement to progressively embed environmental sustainability into all research and innovation practices. go.uwe.ac.uk/jjdut

Coming soon: Developing professional and policy understanding of the role of Epidemiological Criminology (Epi Crim) in preventing and responding to sexual abuse. An event led by @ProfKMcCartan 28 June, 9.30 -15:30 Frenchay Campus, Register at: gck.fm/xomvh

May is #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth, a time to focus on reducing the stigma that surrounds mental illness, promoting the resources that are available, and reminding anyone struggling with a mental illness that they are not alone. Drop a "💚" in the comments to show your support.

Learn more about ASD here: ow.ly/9TOx50RnZ92

Explore substance use disorders in women, their connections to intimate partner violence, and the most effective approaches to treatment. psychiatrictimes.com/view/suds-in-w…

Isolation and independence might contribute to higher rates of suicide among Colorado’s farmers and ranchers. coloradosun.com/2024/04/22/men…

“And the moment that you subject a prisoner to the clangs, bangs, crashes and jingles of the prison environment or the manner in which you enclose them into a cell where that air isn't moving, if you put them into a place where they have absolutely no nose lids or earlids, that they can't shut out the environment of the prison and every time they are subject to a sensory experience that they themselves cannot curate because it is being imposed upon them, is absolutely, absolutely a communication of the punishment that they are experiencing in terms of the prison."— Jason Warr 🎙️ New Episode Alert: Locked Up Living 🗝️✨ Don't miss the latest episode of *Locked Up Living*. This week, we dive into the often-overlooked world of sensory experiences in prison environments with our insightful guests, criminologist @WarrCriminology and sensory experience researcher @KateHerrity . Kate and Jason peel back the layers of prison life that go beyond what meets the eye. Here are three key takeaways from our compelling conversation: - 🔇 **The Sound of Silence**: Learn how silence is more than just a lack of noise. It's a profound communicator within the bars, signaling everything from the mundane to the precursor of danger. Our guests illustrate how shifts in the sonic landscape can indicate significant changes in prison safety and dynamics. - ✋ **The Power of Touch**: We explore the complex role of touch in the prison setting, where power dynamics, access control, and personal boundaries collide. Discover how the absence of touch can affect well-being, and how inappropriate contact can have lasting impacts on both prisoners and staff. - 🌬️ **Beyond Sight**: From the stressors of confinement in Victorian prisons to the deep impact of the sensory environment on staff and inmates alike, our guests share personal stories and research insights. Uncover how sensory experiences shape the health and behaviour of those living behind bars, often mirroring the institution's attitude towards human dignity. With me and @wolvercoteman for @LockedUpLiving 👉 Don't forget to follow our podcast page for more episodes that push the boundaries of traditional narratives. #LockedUpLiving #PrisonLife #SensoryExperience #Criminology #JusticeSystem On all major podcasting platforms or: Listen here: podbean.com/ew/pb-p5jc8-15… Watch here: podbean.com/ew/pb-navgf-15…

Our members can also join in the discussion about the proposed new Environmental Psychology Section happening on our new online community - Member Connect. Find out more about the community here: bps.org.uk/online-communi…

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Here’s more info about the proposed new @BPSOfficial Environmental Psychology Section bps.org.uk/news/proposal-…

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Check out these new phase 1 results of BPL-003—a short-duration psychedelic tryptamine that binds to multiple serotonergic receptors. psychiatrictimes.com/view/publicati…

In an effort to improve access to care, experts are investigating why many mental health professionals may not participate in public insurance programs and innovative ways to encourage them to do so. ow.ly/9iYg50R8t5B

Politics ‘beneath the surface’… @DrTABaker asks whether reflective emotional literacy can help ease political tension and social polarisation. bps.org.uk/psychologist/p…

BPS: Babies' cries alone don't convey what they want New research finds that neither trained participants nor AI can distinguish what babies need from the sound of their... bps.org.uk/research-diges…

Forensic Psychologists Sunday, 14th April 2024, is the deadline for symposia, individual papers, and workshop submissions for the 1-3 July 2024 Summer Conference in Cardiff. Registration is open for all who wish to attend; the social calendar is super cool bps.org.uk/event/division…

2024 marks 75 years of the #HogrefeGroup 🎉 From our small beginnings in Germany, #Hogrefe is today made up of 16 international companies 🌍 Despite the distance between us, we share a united passion for psychology! Learn more at: hogrefe.com/group/75annive… #Morethanapublisher

According to a new meta-analysis, more consensual touch helps with mental and physical complaints. theguardian.com/science/2024/a…

‘She has a bad name in Clifton Hampden’: Bessie B and the policing of female sexuality. @MissSarahWise 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! bps.org.uk/psychologist/s…

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Great to see Jane Ireland with sparkly shoes at the #emdrukconf @TIOFP