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Newly Accredited Training in Systemic Theory and Practice

We are pleased to announce that following a successful online visit by the AFT accreditation panel, Salomons have heard that our Foundation Level Training in Systemic Theory and Practice Is […]

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Family Interventions in Psychosis, new BPS guidelines

Family Interventions in Psychosis, new BPS guidelines

Dr Maria Griffiths, from the Salomons Institute for Applied Psychology, has been a contributing author to the recent BPS publication “Family Interventions in Psychosis: Guidelines for psychologists and practitioners supporting […]

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New video helps young people experiencing psychosis

New video helps young people experiencing psychosis

Principal Lecturer Anne Cooke from the Salomons Institute for Applied Psychology has collaborated with the British Psychological Society, the charity Star Wards and filmmakers Mind Wick, to make a short […]

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Laura Lea – National Lead for Expert by Experience: Psychological Professions

Laura Lea, in addition to her role as Co-ordinator of Service User and Carer Involvement at Salomons Institute, took up a part time post as National Lead for Expert by […]

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Salomons Bids Farewell

Salomons Institute has recently said a very sad farewell to two long-serving senior members of the staff team as they start their retirement. Linda Hammond, Admissions Director, joined Salomons in […]

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NEW! PGDip in Clinical Neuropsychology at Salomons

NEW! PGDip in Clinical Neuropsychology at Salomons

The Salomons Institute has just added another accredited postgraduate professional programme to their repertoire of offerings. This programme is a BPS accredited postgraduate diploma (PGDip) in Clinical Neuropsychology, making it […]

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A new guide to help young people with psychosis

A new guide to help young people with psychosis

A new guide has been published to help young people who experience psychosis and their supporters. The booklet Understanding Psychosis – A guide for young people and their supporters was […]

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New BPS report explains why so many of us are depressed, and how we can build a less depressing society

New BPS report explains why so many of us are depressed, and how we can build a less depressing society

On 9th October 2020, The British Psychological Society’s Division of Clinical Psychology launched its report Understanding Depression, presenting a psychological view of depression, what can cause it and what can help. The […]

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Tickets now on sale for new public lectures at Salomons

Salomons Institute is pleased to announce the latest in our series of public lectures. On Thursday 19th March, from 6.30 to 7.30pm, Prof Alex Hassett will give a talk on […]

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