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Things worth going to

Lectures, conferences and online talks across psychology, neuroscience, psychedelic research and neurodiversity. Going to things is how you end up with something to say at interview that nobody else has said.

Upcoming

Nothing listed at the moment. Rather than pad this out with events we have not checked, the searches below go straight to what is actually on — and they stay current, which a hand-written list does not.

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Find what is on

These go straight to live search results, so they reflect what is actually happening rather than what was happening when someone last updated a page.

  • Clinical psychology and mental health

    Closest to the work itself. Talks by practising clinicians are the most directly useful, and often the cheapest.

    UK eventsOnlineBPS events

  • Neuroscience

    Public lectures are common and usually free. Good for breadth, and for having something current to talk about.

    UK eventsOnlineRoyal InstitutionWellcome Collection

  • Psychedelic research

    A fast-moving area with an active UK conference scene. Breaking Convention is the largest; university research groups run smaller talks.

    UK eventsOnlineBreaking Convention

  • Neurodiversity, autism and ADHD

    Increasingly central to clinical practice, and an area where lived-experience events add something the literature does not.

    UK eventsAutismOnline

  • Therapy approaches and training

    Introductory workshops in CBT, ACT, DBT, CAT and systemic practice. Worth attending one in an approach you have only read about.

    UK workshopsOnline

  • Research methods and statistics

    Methods workshops are often free through universities and useful for the research side of selection.

    UK eventsOnline

The application calendar

Applications go through the Clearing House for Postgraduate Courses in Clinical Psychology. The shape below is stable year to year, but check the Clearing House site for exact dates — they shift, and a missed deadline costs a whole cycle.

  1. SummerCourse entries are published, with selection criteria and numbers of places.
  2. AutumnThe Clearing House application opens. You select up to four courses.
  3. November to JanuaryApplications are distributed to courses.
  4. By mid-MarchCourses confirm shortlisting decisions.
  5. Late March to MayInterviews, which may include a written or situational judgement component.

Source: Clearing House for Postgraduate Courses in Clinical Psychology.

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