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THE PSYCHOSOCIAL IMAGINATION
A symposium to celebrate the launch of The Association for Psychosocial Studies Friday 13 June 2014 10.30am - 6.30pm at The British Library Conference Centre St Pancras, London with talks, responses and contributions from a wide range of psychosocial thinkers, practitioners and researchers including: John Adlam (NHS), Caroline Bainbridge (Roehampton), Karl Figlio (Essex), Stephen Frosh (Birkbeck), Paul Hoggett (UWE), Wendy Hollway (OU), Gail Lewis (Birkbeck), Sasha Roseneil (Birkbeck), Mike Rustin (UEL), Paul Stenner (OU), Valerie Walkerdine (Cardiff) Chaired by: Lynn Froggett…
Find out more »PSYCHOSOCIAL CONNECTIONS: PRACTICE, POLICY AND RESEARCH
1st Annual Conference of the Association for Psychosocial Studies 16-17 December 2014 hosted by the Psychosocial Research Unit, University of Central Lancashire Preston PR12HE MORE INFORMATION and CALL FOR PAPERS TO FOLLOW Abstract Submission deadline will be 1-07-2014
Find out more »Narcissism and Destructive Leadership
The idea that there are ‘narcissistic’ individuals who can wreak havoc when in positions of leadership and power has been receiving considerable public attention. Stories from political arenas, corporate boardrooms and public organisations tell of the damage done by particularly destructive individuals who gain positions of power. Superficially at least, the fit between the clinical formulations of Narcissistic Personality Disorder and the behaviour of a number of prominent individuals seems strong. The seemingly overwhelming confidence in their own ability, the…
Find out more »Reasons to be cheerful or manic hope? Thoughts on the general election
Tuesday 4 July, 6-8pm - The Tavistock Centre, Belsize Lane, NW3 A roundtable discussion organised by the Tavistock Clinic Policy Seminar, the Association for Psychosocial Studies, and the BSA’s Sociology Psychoanalysis and Psychosocial Study Group. The result of the recent general election took many of us by surprise. Labour’s unexpected surge in the polls and the loss of 13 Conservative seats indicate that large sections of the electorate are weary of austerity, reject the populist ‘Little England’ and anti-immigration sentiments…
Find out more »Psychosocial Methodologies: Politics and Change
A short doctoral course offered by UCL Institute of Education in association with the Association for Psychosocial Studies and the University of Birmingham Dates: 5 - 7pm, Wednesdays 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th November 2017 Venue: UCL Institute of Education, Room 537 20 Bedford Way London WC1H OAL Tutors: Claudia Lapping, Ian McGimpsey, Maria Jose Lagos, Felipe Acuna Registration:…
Find out more »Annual General Meeting
The Annual General Meeting of the Association for Psychosocial Studies. All members and interested parties welcome. Friday 15th December, 4.00->6.00pm Committee Room 3; 30 Bedford Way (Institute of Education/UCL) London WC1H 0AL.
Find out more »Annual Conference: ‘Psychosocial Reflections on a Half Century of Cultural Revolution’
Venue: University of Bournemouth Date: 5th-7th April 2018 Call for papers Deadline: 22nd January 2018 Send your abstract of 250–300 words to: APS2018@bournemouth.ac.uk *Due to popular demand, we have added a new open stream for those who wish to submit proposals for papers, panels or artistic presentations on: “Current and Future Directions in Psychosocial Studies” ‘Psychosocial Reflections on a Half Century of Cultural Revolution’ Join us to reflect on revolutionary relationships and revolutionary politics which challenged authority then and which…
Find out more »Psychosocial Methodologies: Politics and Change
Psychosocial Methodologies: Politics and Change UCL Institute of Education in association with the Association for Psychosocial Studies and the University of Birmingham Dates: over 3 days Monday June 18th10am - 5pm Tuesday June 19th 10am- 5pm Wednesday June 20thand 10 am – 1.15pm Tutors: Claudia Lapping, Ian McGimpsey, Maria Jose Lagos, Felipe Acuna Venue: UCL Institute of Education, Rooms tbc 20 Bedford Way Bloomsbury, London WC1H OAL Registration: UCL students – as usual. Non UCL students:…
Find out more »Annual General Members’ Meeting and Panel: Mental Health and The Emotional Work of the Gig Economy
3.30-5pm: Panel on Mental Health and The Emotional Work of the Gig Economy Speakers: Sally-Anne Gross and Dr George Musgrave (University of Westminster): Can Music Make You Sick? In recent years there has been a growing body of research that has begun to examine the dark side of our relationship to music. The media understandably concentrate on the more sensational aspects of rock and roll; membership of ‘27 Club’, or the recent public declaration of critically acclaimed dubstep producer Benga…
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