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Responding to coronavirus: resources and support

Remove: British Psychological Society source - 14 April 2020 - Publisher: British Psychological Society

Useful tips, advice and links to articles that may be helpful in dealing with the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. The page will be updated regularly with further advice as the situation...

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Covid-19: Meeting the psychological needs of people with learning and intellectual disabilities, and their families and staff [PDF]

Remove: British Psychological Society source - 18 May 2020 - Publisher: British Psychological Society

People with learning/intellectual disabilities in the UK are experiencing the Covid-19 pandemic in different ways. Their responses will vary across time as the situation continues to unfold. This...

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Guidance on teaching and assessment of ethical competence in psychology education [PDF]

Remove: British Psychological Society source - 01 May 2015 - Publisher: British Psychological Society

The aim of this document is to enable appropriate ethical knowledge and practice at all levels of study in psychology to provide guidance that cultivates an ethical mindset in psychology...

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Guidance for psychologists on working with community organisations [PDF]

Remove: British Psychological Society source - 31 May 2018 - Publisher: British Psychological Society

There is widespread agreement on the need for community engagement to improve health outcomes. Despite this, it can be difficult for psychologists working in the diverse settings in which they are...

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Guidelines for psychologists working with refugees and asylum seekers in the UK: extended version [PDF]

Remove: British Psychological Society source - 12 November 2018 - Publisher: British Psychological Society

The number of refugees and asylum seekers in the United Kingdom (UK), across Europe and across the world has increased dramatically since 2015. As a discipline and a profession, psychology has a...

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Responding to coronavirus: resources and support

Covid-19: Meeting the psychological needs of people with learning and intellectual disabilities, and their families and staff [PDF]

Guidance on teaching and assessment of ethical competence in psychology education [PDF]

Guidance for psychologists on working with community organisations [PDF]

Guidelines for psychologists working with refugees and asylum seekers in the UK: extended version [PDF]