BackgroundSouth Africa's national lockdown introduced serious threats to public mental
health in a society where one in three individuals develops a psychiatric disorder during …

Is decolonization just the latest trendy buzzword and a lofty aspiration that academics claim
to do in their spare time? Why is Western psychology innocently labeled “psychology” but …

This article serves as the introduction to the Special Issue on Liberatory and Critical Voices
in Decolonising Community Psychologies. The Special Issue was inspired by the Sixth …

ABSTRACT Much of South African psychology has pursued the national imperative of critical
engagement and reconstruction since 1994, in spite of collusion with Apartheid ideologies …

To mark the 30th anniversary of the Psychological Society of South Africa (PsySSA), 11 of
PsySSA's past presidents, along with two facilitators, gathered in early 2024 for a roundtable …

Three decades have passed since South Africa's formal transition from apartheid to liberal
democracy. This milestone signified a triumph of hope over despair for a country that had …

This study explores career maturity, self knowledge and career knowledge and how they
influence career decision-making processes among psychology honours students at a …

The investigation was undertaken to provide an indication of the number of black African
clinical psychologists in the country and the institutions that have trained them. The register …

The field of community psychology, as we know it today, has had a very short history relative
to the discipline of psychology both internationally and in South Africa. Internationally, it has …

Abstract 'Critical'is still a desirable prefix in much of South African psychology. Whilst 'critical
psychology'as such remains a fairly vibrant niche within the discipline, one with its own …