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Media Centre Contacts Psychology in the News Press Releases Resources and Information for Journalists Using Psychologists in TV Programmes Roles on TV for Psychologists Psychologists Working Within Television: Ethical Implications Production Company Briefings Working with the Media: Information for Members Media Training Courses Press Committee

You Are Here: Home > Media Centre > Using Psychologists in TV Programmes Using Psychologists in TV Programmes Roles on TV for psychologists Using psychologists in TV: The ethical implications Production company briefing events Psychologists can be involved in television programmes in a number of different ways, both on and off camera. By using psychologists who are members of the British Psychological Society, production companies can be assured the expert they are utilising has in-depth training and qualifications in psychology and has signed up to a Code of Conduct. The Media Database for journalists gives details on how to get in touch with more than 1,000 of these qualified and media-friendly psychologists.

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