Aspiring Psychological Professions Subnetwork

31 Mar

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Reflections on Professional Identity; Alice Plummer, Clinical Programme Manager

01 Feb

So here we find ourselves in the new year with...

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Health Psychology Subnetwork Update

28 Jan

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Proposal for a Forensic Psychology Subnetwork

28 Jan

Calling all aspiring, trainee and qualified forensic psychologists!

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PPN SE Members, we'd love to hear from you!

27 Jan

Find out how to use the PPN SE as a platform for communications...

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Updates from the Aspiring Psychological Professional Subnetwork

26 Jan

Read more from Amy and Rachel, Co-Chairs of the APP Subnetwork

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A message from Adrian Whittington, PPN SE Chair

26 Jan

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Widening Participation into the Six Psychological Professions funded by Health Education England

26 Jan

Read more about our Widening Participation project...

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Increasing access into Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner training

18 Jan

Developing a Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner Foundation Programme

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New publication!

01 Dec

The latest in our series of discussion papers: Psychological Professionals and Community Wellbeing

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Psychological Professions Week, 16th to 20th November 2020

01 Dec

Read some of the highlights summarised by Brad Powell, Senior Assistant Psychologist

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Psychological Professions Week: Messages from EBE Consultants

01 Dec

Karin, Amy and Laura delivered the keynote on Day 2 of Psychological Professions Week

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The Vision. So What?

01 Dec

Helen Leigh-Phippard, PPN SE EBE Consultant at Psychological Professions Week

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Updates from Alice Plummer, PPN SE Clinical Programme Manager

01 Dec

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Updates from Adrian Whittington, PPN SE Chair

30 Nov

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