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Sage Psychology Webinars
From cognitive neuropsychology and research methods to study skills and student wellbeing, our free Psychology webinars help you refresh your knowledge, build new skills and better support your students.
Thematic Analysis: in conversation with Virginia Braun & Victoria Clarke
To celebrate the publication of their guide to Thematic Analysis (TA), Ginny and Victoria are quizzed by fellow academics Nikki Hayfield and Gareth Terry about their work on reflexive TA.
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Common challenges in Thematic Analysis and how to avoid them
Virginia Braun and Victoria Clarke unpack common reflexive Thematic Analysis research hurdles, from confusing themes and topic summaries to treating TA as a theory-free method.
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Build good practice in reporting Thematic Analysis
Virginia Braun and Victoria Clarke explore good practices in reporting thematic analysis (TA) - particularly for the reflexive TA approach they have developed.
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Teaching Biological Psychology in practice
Prof. Suzanne Higgs, Dr Alison Cooper and Prof. Jonathan Lee discuss the approach that inspired them to write their textbook. Encouraging student engagement and critical thinking, their approach is grounded in practical applications and the latest research.
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Why study damaged brains? A journey into Cognitive Neuropsychology
Ashok Jansari takes you on a guided tour of the functioning of the human brain, dispelling some of the myths while revealing its wonders. He brings to life case studies from real clinical practice and demonstrates how people with brain damage can be helped.
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From surviving to thriving: Positive Psychology strategies to get the most out of university
In this webinar hosted by JS Group, Christian van Nieuwerburgh shares research-informed strategies to help students overcome challenges, achieve better outcomes and improve their wellbeing.
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Supporting Psychology students through their university journey
Study Skills, wellbeing and employability
Paul Dickerson, Emma McDonald and Christian van Nieuwerburgh discuss how university lecturers and student welfare teams can better support Psychology students and prepare them for a career in their chosen path.
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