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Join the PSI Division of Work & Organisational Psychology for an insightful session with Dr Paolo Yaranon on workplace i...
20/03/2026

Join the PSI Division of Work & Organisational Psychology for an insightful session with Dr Paolo Yaranon on workplace incivility.

Focusing on subtle behaviours such as rudeness and lack of professionalism, this session will explore how these everyday interactions can impact employee wellbeing and productivity over time. Drawing on his research, Dr Yaranon will also examine the role of personal resources like resilience and self-efficacy in mitigating these effects.

A valuable session for anyone interested in healthier, more respectful workplaces.

Register now: bit.ly/DWOPIW

Spaces filling up fast for next week's event⏰Join the PSI Special Interest Group for Psychologists in Private Practice f...
19/03/2026

Spaces filling up fast for next week's event⏰

Join the PSI Special Interest Group for Psychologists in Private Practice for this practical session on the key tax considerations for those in, or considering, private practice.

From company structures and allowable expenses to PSWT and ongoing compliance, plus a Q&A, this session will give you the clarity and confidence to make informed decisions about your practice.

Don't miss out! Register now: bit.ly/Tax_PP

17/03/2026

Lá Fhéile Pádraig shona daoibh!

It’s the final day of Seachtain na Gaeilge, and PSI member Pádraig Walsh is sharing some phrases for offering support to someone.

We hope you continue to use cúpla focal Gaeilge💚

Happy Mother’s Day from the PSI💐We recognise that today can be complex for many. Whether you are celebrating, rememberin...
15/03/2026

Happy Mother’s Day from the PSI💐

We recognise that today can be complex for many. Whether you are celebrating, remembering, or navigating mixed emotions, take the day in whatever way feels right for you.

You can listen back to Dr Claire Crowe speaking on The Claire Byrne Show on Newstalk earlier this week, discussing bonding with your baby as a new mother here: bit.ly/PSIBonding

14/03/2026

As we continue to mark Seachtain na Gaeilge, PSI member Pádraig Walsh shares some Irish phrases you can use when you need to reach out for help.

Remember, asking for support is a sign of neart - strength 💚

Earlybird tickets for the PSI Division of Behavioural Psychology Annual Conference are available until Monday 16 March s...
13/03/2026

Earlybird tickets for the PSI Division of Behavioural Psychology Annual Conference are available until Monday 16 March so be sure to register soon!

This year’s programme features an exceptional line-up of keynote speakers, workshops, and research presentations designed to spark discussion, inspire innovation, and support evidence-based practice amongst behaviour analysis in Ireland.

Tickets for Thursday and Friday are sold separately.
Register for Thursday: bit.ly/DBAThurs
Register for Friday: bit.ly/DBAFri

The PSI recently made a submission to the HIQA Draft National Guidance for the Responsible and Safe Use of Artificial In...
12/03/2026

The PSI recently made a submission to the HIQA Draft National Guidance for the Responsible and Safe Use of Artificial Intelligence in Health and Social Care Services.

"The PSI welcomes the development of national guidance for the responsible and safe use of AI in health and social care services. The Draft National Guidance provides a strong foundation, particularly in its emphasis on human oversight, governance, and safety. However, the PSI recommends additional focus on psychological, ethical, and societal considerations. ... AI has the potential to enhance service efficiency, administrative processes, and certain diagnostic applications. However, it is a tool to support the people who deliver care, not a replacement for relational, professional, and adequately funded human services."

Read the full submission here: bit.ly/HIQASub

11/03/2026

Seachtain na Gaeilge shona daoibh! 💚

PSI member Pádraig Walsh will be sharing some useful Irish phrases over the coming days, perfect for reaching out if you’re not feeling great, or for offering support to someone else.

Keep an eye out for him and bígí ag labhairt linn – speak some Irish with us!

Mark your calendar! The 2026 PSI Annual Conference will take place from 11–13 November at the Galway Bay Hotel.More info...
10/03/2026

Mark your calendar!

The 2026 PSI Annual Conference will take place from 11–13 November at the Galway Bay Hotel.

More information and registration details coming soon...

Register for the 2026 Psychology, Health, and Medicine Annual Conference before Friday 13 March to avail of earlybird pr...
09/03/2026

Register for the 2026 Psychology, Health, and Medicine Annual Conference before Friday 13 March to avail of earlybird pricing!

Hosted by the PSI Division of Health Psychology, the Northern Irish Branch of the BPS Division of Health Psychology, and the RCSI Department of Health Psychology, this year’s theme is 'Health Psychology in a Changing World: Navigating Complexity, Driving Impact'.

Register here: bit.ly/PHM_26

08/03/2026

Today we mark International Women’s Day and this year’s theme, .

Hear a few reflections from PSI President Dr Sarah Cassidy, and President-elect Dr Sharon Lambert.

What a fantastic day at the All-Ireland Psychology Careers Event! Students from across Ireland joined us to hear from ps...
07/03/2026

What a fantastic day at the All-Ireland Psychology Careers Event!

Students from across Ireland joined us to hear from psychologists working across a wide range of specialties and to explore the many career pathways within psychology.

This afternoon’s sessions included a panel on Careers with Psychology, featuring speakers from HIQA, An Garda Síochána, and the Esri Ireland’s Behavioural Research Unit, followed by a panel discussion on careers in clinical psychology, health psychology, and sport psychology.

A huge thank you to all our speakers, exhibitors, and attendees for making today such an engaging and inspiring event. Also to the PSI staff team and volunteers who helped everything run smoothly.

We hope everyone left with new insights, connections, and inspiration for their future careers in psychology.

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