Author Archives: James Hardie

Therapists on social media?

By James Hardie | Published: July 11, 2011

I recently came across this Psych Central article which talks about how there is an increasing number of therapists, psychologists and psychiatrists venturing into the world-wide-web. Well, the author raises some really interesting points in this and a previous article, which I thought would be very relevant to discuss and comment on. “Is it ethical for a therapist to […]

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Psychologists’ public engagement…

By James Hardie | Published: July 11, 2011

  Just recently, the British Psychological Society (BPS) invited applications for their public engagement grant scheme. “Through these grants we aim to help members promote the relevance of evidence-based psychology to wider audiences either through direct work or by organising interesting and relevant communications activities. Past recipients have received grants to work on projects such websites and workshops.” […]

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Insight

By James Hardie | Published: July 7, 2011

How do you recognise a problem? Do you ask your friends, family or colleagues? Do you make an appointment with a specialist? Do you google? Do you trust your own instinct, or the advice of others? Through this process you may begin to realise that there is another way… a way to live life having overcome […]

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