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Join a network

Whether you want to grow your career, connect with your community, or help shape the future of psychology, our networks give you the platform to link, learn, and lead.

Networks are where psychology comes alive

If you are a UK-based member, you'll already be part of your local branch, a network that connects you to psychology professionals in your area giving you access to local events and development opportunities.

But wherever you are in the world, you can join our interest-based networks to connect with members who share your specialist areas and passions.

These networks offer tailored resources, events, and opportunities to collaborate and grow.

  • Connect: Build relationships with peers in your field
  • Learn: Access CPD and events that advance your knowledge
  • Lead: Get involved and influence psychology's future

Read the membership and subscription fees terms and conditions.

Ready to join?

If you already know which network you want to join, you can do so right now.

Not sure which network is best suited to your interests? Try our handy Find your network tool.  

Browse our full list of networks

Special groups

Our special groups provide a particular focus on training, practice, and professional development

Take your career further

Joining a network isn't just about connection, it's about growth.

By volunteering for a committee role or taking the lead on a project, you'll develop and evidence skills that set you apart.

Find out more about volunteering with the BPS.

Volunteer spotlights
  • Melisa Eyuboglu - Volunteer Spotlight
    Melisa Eyuboglu
    A current trainee counselling psychologist, with previous experience as an Assistant Psychologist, Melisa is a highly valued contributor to the BPS postgraduate community who has produced and delivered events attracting over 500 postgraduates, while also continuing to contribute to the work of the early career research group.
  • Jamie Chan - Volunteer Spotlight
    Dr Jamie Chan
    Since joining POWES, Jamie Chan has been hands-on in running the section’s awards, ensuring these important initiatives continue to recognise and celebrate progress in understanding gender and inequality across psychology settings, while also delivering engaging e-news to members, keeping them up to date with the latest events, awards, and developments.
  • Mani Mehdikhani
    Mani Mehdikhani
    As a committee member, Mani is a significant contributor to the DCP Faculty of Addictions, helping to shape and deliver their virtual CPD programme. Since joining, Mani’s expertise and enthusiasm have driven a series of engaging, thought-provoking sessions bringing together over 400 members and sparking meaningful discussion and reflection among attendees.

Member network annual report

The purpose of this report is to showcase the achievements and contributions of our Member Networks over the preceding year.

Furthermore, the report is also an opportunity for each network to highlight the hard work of their members and allow them to voice their opinions on what they would like to see from the society in the future.

Read our latest annual report.