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Psychology programme goes part time in bid for flexible learning

Future psychology professionals can now boost their skills while they’re working, thanks to a new part-time option.

 

Regent’s Psychotherapy and Psychology Research & Scholarship Symposium showcases curiosity and impact

The event was an opportunity to celebrate achievements, inspire new ideas and reinforce a culture of curiosity, innovation and evidence-informed practice that benefits students, staff, practitioners and the wider community alike.

Some philosophical consolations

Dr Isabel Henton, Chartered and HCPC registered Counselling Psychologist, is Head of Programme of DPsych Counselling Psychology. Here, she explores how philosophy could offer us comfort in these trying times.

Regent's psychology lecturer presents at the Down Syndrome Education (DSE) International Research Forum

The conference showcases current research on topics relating to understanding and improving the lives of people with Down syndrome.

Psychology student invited to Lord’s Cricket Ground to collect data for final year dissertation

Regent’s University London student and aspiring sports psychologist, Chloe Young, was recently invited to Lord’s Cricket Ground to collect data for her final year dissertation titled Quick feet, sharp brain: how sports influences cognition.

Why do we like scary movies? Professor G Neil Martin, Head of Programmes for Psychology and horror enthusiast, explains

Halloween. The time for ghosts, ghouls and things that go bump in the night. Many people are antipathetic to such horrible delights; others quite like the thrill and suspense of being scared. But why? And are certain types of people drawn to horror, particularly horror films?

Professor Martin Milton awarded Fellowship of the British Psychological Society

Martin Milton, a professor of Counselling Psychology at Regent’s University London, has been made a Fellow of the British Psychological Society.

Professor joins British Psychological Society climate steering group

Professor of Counselling Psychology, Martin Milton, has recently been invited to join the British Psychological Society Steering Group on the Climate and Environmental Crisis. 

Regent’s Professor participates in BPS response to new report on the impact of climate change on mental health

Regent’s Professor of Counselling Psychology, Martin Milton, has contributed to The British Psychological Society’s (BPS) response to a new report from Imperial College London on the impact of climate change on mental health and emotional wellbeing. 

Regent’s student publishes journal articles co-authored by academic staff

Hattie Smart and Professor Joanne Lusher publish research on parenting challenging childhood behavior and the use of social media on the psychological wellbeing of adolescents.

The pandemic is shaping our mental health – here’s what we can do

Martin Milton, Professor of Counselling Psychology explores what the pandemic means for our mental health – and shares actionable strategies for getting on top of things.

COVID-19 one year on: Some existential reflections