On the morning of Good Friday I awoke to the BBC News App with the headline ‘Jung lovers: BTS delve into psychology on their album, Map of the Soul’. I […]
Latin America 9-11th April 2021 The title for the conference is inspired by Volume 10 of Jung’s Collected Works, ‘Civilisation in Transition’. This volume contains essays written between 1918 and 1958 […]
by Archie Carfrae At my university, whilst completing a psychology degree, a very small portion of my final mark is determined by my participation in the university’s research. Psychology students […]
What is laughter? A new post by Archie Carfrae considering an important part of our everyday lives. Yesterday when working at my other placement the subject of laughter was brought […]
Fordham Prizewinner 2018 – Monica Luci The Journal of Analytical Psychology has awarded Monica Luci has won the Michael Fordham Prize 2018 for her important paper on working with refugees, […]
Archie Carfrae discusses a recent crucial development in the treatment of schizophrenia. A team of researchers, led by Dr Natasza Orlov of Kings College London, have recently published an article in […]
Bob Withers, a member of the SAP, explains the reasons for writing the 2018 book ‘Transgender Children and Young People; Born in your own body’ edited by H. Brunskell Evans and […]
Dr Coline Covington, a member of the SAP, has recently published a book on the evils committed by “ordinary” people in different contexts Evil is a word that is used […]
In his second post, Archie argues that workplaces need to act if they are really taking mental health seriously. Back in August our Librarian, Andrew Russell, wrote in our blog […]
This blog is by Archie, a 21-year-old psychology undergraduate at Bournemouth University currently on his placement year. Archie is volunteering with us, as well as with Portugal Prints – an […]
