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Psychology

July 2024

  • Freud pictured in 1921.

    Freud was ‘misunderstood’ and wasn’t so obsessed with sex, new analysis of work suggests

    A new edition of his theories on dreams argues that he used ‘sexuality’ to describe any purely pleasureable activity

May 2024

  • Teenagers in school uniforms in a drama class

    Fewer pupils in England studying drama and media at GCSE and A-level

    Figures show statistics, computing, physics and maths have risen in popularity and languages bouncing back

February 2024

  • Phillip Williams

    Other lives
    Phillip Williams obituary

  • Group of people whispering

    Can these seven tips help you become a ‘supercommunicator’?

January 2024

  • Through the force of her personality, Batmanghelidjh charmed Labour and Conservative prime ministers, and a succession of public figures.

    Camila Batmanghelidjh obituary

    Charismatic founder of Kids Company who stepped down after the charity’s collapse in 2015

December 2023

  • Tony Roth clinical psychologists at University College London, where he became a professor

    Other lives
    Tony Roth obituary

  • Andy Kuczmierczyk was intensely proud of his heritage and was saddened by the rise of populism in Poland and the divisions of Brexit

    Other lives
    Andy Kuczmierczyk obituary

November 2023

  • Jung proposed a collective unconscious made of primordial images and stories that influence everyone.

    The hidden self: can the Shadow Work Journal help you face your dark side?

    Promising step-by-step revelations, the journal has gone viral on TikTok, but some caution it’s not a replacement for mental health care

October 2023

  • John Bynner

    Other lives
    John Bynner obituary

    Other lives: Founding director of the Centre for Longitudinal Studies committed to informing policy that improved people’s lives

September 2023

  • Irma Brenman Pick, psychoanalyst

    Irma Brenman Pick obituary

  • Uni Guide 2024 "Subject Tables"

    University Guide 2024
    Best UK universities for psychology – league table

August 2023

  • ‘We’re triggered. We’re processing our trauma. We’re doing the work.’ The rise of therapy-speak.

    ‘That’s triggering!’ Is therapy-speak changing the way we talk about ourselves?

  • Students stage a walk out to protest Florida’s ban on classroom instruction on gender identity

    Florida tells schools AP Psychology course with LGBTQ+ content violates law

July 2023

  • 13 March 1988 Brits and their Shrinks<br>OM Archive 13 March 1988 Brits and their Shrinks

    From the Observer archive
    Reflections on the rise of psychoanalysis, 1988

  • Martha Gill

    Not all therapy is a force for good. I give you exhibit A: the actor Jonah Hill

    Martha Gill

June 2023

  • Professor Lara Sheehi, a George Washington University faculty member involved in a political battle within the psychoanalysis community over accusations of anti-Semitism for expressing pro-Palestine views, pose for a portrait at an undisclosed location on Sunday, June 11, 2023. Photographer: Carlos Bernate for The Guardian

    Inside the war tearing psychoanalysis apart: ‘The most hatred I have ever witnessed’

    A professor was accused of antisemitism. The controversy has exploded into a bigger, messier debate about the future of psychology itself

April 2023

  • Michel Treisman obituary

    Other lives
    Michel Treisman obituary

  • Izabella Radcliffe, a living statue, in Edinburgh.

    ‘Standing still is an art’: how to focus, by those who know – from heart surgeons to living statues

March 2023

  • Brian Harrison-Jennings

    Other lives
    Brian Harrison-Jennings obituary

    Other lives: Teacher and trade unionist who was general secretary of the Association of Educational Psychologists for 12 years from 1993

January 2023

  • Students are seen entering school grounds for their first day back of the year

    The Conversation
    Try these strategies to help children cope with going back to school – they work for parents and teachers too

    Bethany Devenish, Ana Mantilla and Nicole Rinehart for the Conversation
    If your child is anxious about starting school or going back after the summer holidays, the approaches we use for children with disability can help all families
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