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Welcome to the new home of online psychology learning.

BPS Learn courses have been developed by psychologists, for psychologists in partnership with the British Psychological Society. Our courses are here to help you develop your skills and knowledge to support your practice or research at a time and place that suits you.

This year we’re proud to be launching many new courses and webinars. We’ll also be making BPS Learn the new home of BPS qualifications.

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  • Supervision skills
    £79800
    The member price for this course is £480. All prices shown exclude VAT. Build on existing knowledge and hone your skills to become a confident and responsible supervisor through online learning and interactive workshops with expert facilitators. Take this course to join the RAPPS register and offer your supervision services to trainees.
  • Supervision skills refresher
    £25000
    The member price for this course is £150. All prices are exclusive of VAT. This course is designed for RAPPS registrants whose training met the previous RAPPS learning outcomes. Enhance your supervision skills and get up to speed with the updated learning outcomes by completing this course.
  • Ethics in psychological practice
    £5000
    The member price for this course is £35. All prices are exclusive of VAT. Develop, reflect on, and be confident with your approach to ethics within your practice. This course explores how to use the Rest model which provides a framework for ethical psychology practice in any context and combines this knowledge with the BPS Code of Ethics and the HCPC Standards of Conduct.
  • Supporting autistic adults
    £5000
    The member price for this course is £30 (exc. VAT). This course takes a look at how best to support someone with autism and allows a learner to discover what it is like to have autism and how different people with autism see the world.
  • Building awareness of adult autism
    £5000
    The member price for this course is £30. All prices are exclusive of VAT. Developed in collaboration with autism experts and individuals with lived experience of autism, this course will provide you with an introductory explanation of autism and details on what it is like to have autism, as well as information on how you can support someone with autism.
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Working with the suicidal mind
£4000

The member price for this recorded webinar is £25. All prices are exclusive of VAT. This recorded webinar will focus on a psychodynamic understanding of suicidal ideation presented by patients.
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Supervision skills
£79800

The member price for this course is £480. All prices shown exclude VAT. Build on existing knowledge and hone your skills to become a confident and responsible supervisor through online learning and interactive workshops with expert facilitators. Take this course to join the RAPPS register and offer your supervision services to trainees.
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Supervision skills refresher
£25000

The member price for this course is £150. All prices are exclusive of VAT. This course is designed for RAPPS registrants whose training met the previous RAPPS learning outcomes. Enhance your supervision skills and get up to speed with the updated learning outcomes by completing this course.
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Supporting autistic adults
£5000

The member price for this course is £30 (exc. VAT). This course takes a look at how best to support someone with autism and allows a learner to discover what it is like to have autism and how different people with autism see the world.
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Building awareness of adult autism
£5000

The member price for this course is £30. All prices are exclusive of VAT. Developed in collaboration with autism experts and individuals with lived experience of autism, this course will provide you with an introductory explanation of autism and details on what it is like to have autism, as well as information on how you can support someone with autism.
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Ethics in psychological practice
£5000

The member price for this course is £35. All prices are exclusive of VAT. Develop, reflect on, and be confident with your approach to ethics within your practice. This course explores how to use the Rest model which provides a framework for ethical psychology practice in any context and combines this knowledge with the BPS Code of Ethics and the HCPC Standards of Conduct.
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How to support neurodiverse individuals working remotely during the new normal and COVID -19
£4000

The member price is £25 for this recorded webinar. All prices are exclusive of VAT. By understanding neurodiversity and the impact COVID-19 can have on a neurodiverse workforce, you will be able to understand the best practice guidelines in supporting individuals and organisations and how neurodiverse assessments can be undertaken within any current restrictions.
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Inclusion webinar series: Decolonising the curriculum
£000

Decolonising the curriculum was recorded in October 2020 to celebrate Black History month and was the third in the Presidential Taskforce series on Diversity and Inclusion. Access to the recording is being provided for free as part of BPS Learn. This webinar examined how decolonisation can re-appropriate cultural ideas of people that were subverted by colonial history. We examined what is being taught, how it is being taught and what is missing. We asked questions about whose voice isn’t being heard and how to bring those voices to the forefront. Decolonising the curriculum is not about moving or dumping what is being taught presently, it’s about creating space and introducing multiple voices set to enrich and empower the curriculum as well as continue the long journey of decolonising the mind.
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Inclusion webinar series: Exploring barriers to men talking about their mental health
£000

Recorded in January 2021 this webinar took into account the devastating picture of men’s mental health following a lock down Christmas period due to the Covid19 Pandemic. Access to the recording is being provided for free as part of BPS Learn. According to many mental health statistics men’s mental health is an area of heightened concern. There is also significant knowledge in the field of men’s mental health that a substantial amount of men’s mental health goes unreported and the dropout rate is far higher than with women. The Office for National Statistics showed that in quarter three of 2020, there were 16.3 deaths per 100,000 males (992 deaths registered) and 5.4 suicide deaths per 100,000 females (342 deaths registered); these rates are similar to rates observed in the same quarter in previous years. According to the Mental Health Foundation, a leading charity in work around mental health, men report lower levels of life satisfaction, are three times more likely to become dependent on alcohol than women. In this webinar we unpack what the barriers are to men talking about their mental health, and what can psychology do to support men in coming forward and receiving appropriate timely and well-considered treatments.
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Inclusion webinar series: Talking about class in psychology
£000

Talking about class in psychology was recorded in February 2021 and was the sixth webinar in the Presidential Taskforce series on Diversity and Inclusion. Access to the recording is being provided for free as part of BPS Learn. This webinar examined how social mobility and class impacts psychology. In this webinar we looked at places of privilege and disempowerment and took a deeper dive into what this means, how it relates to psychology and what can be done to widen pathways and increase access. 
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