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We need brave people to speak out

Angela Gilchrist on the launch of ‘Understanding Psychosis and Schizophrenia’ , a new report from the British Psychological Society.

12th December 20145th November 2015 Comment, ResearchLeave a Comment on We need brave people to speak out

Guest Post: In Praise of Creative Maladjustment

We are pleased to have our first guest post. In this entry Peter Kinderman writes about the  role of psychologists and makes a plea for social engagement.

25th February 201311th November 2015 Comment, Guest Post3 Comments on Guest Post: In Praise of Creative Maladjustment

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