Times of Malta published a press release on the ‘Psychology of Corruption’ forum, organised by the Malta Chamber of Psychologists as part of our Forum Series. This press release was published on 9th July 2024. Read the press release here.
The Malta Chamber of Psychologists has issued an opinion piece on mental health titled ‘Are you okay?’. Written by our very own council member, Ms. Jo Christine Scicluna, this piece was featured in The Malta Independent and MaltaToday on 23rd July 2023. Read the article below! If you or someone Read more
The Malta Chamber of Psychologists (MCP) expresses its concern regarding Russia’s military aggression against Ukraine which is having tragic consequences on many people and is a threat to everyone in Europe. The MCP expresses its solidarity with all those who are suffering from the consequences of this war. This situation Read more
Today, the world draws attention to the importance of mental health by marking the Mental Health Day. The theme of the day this year is “Mental health care for all: let’s make it a reality”. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines mental health as “a state of well-being in which Read more
The Malta Chamber of Psychologists (MCP) adds its voice to that of Malta Union of Midwives and Nurses amongst others urging the government to recognize the pressing need to urgently improve the state of inpatient psychiatric care in Malta.
Mr. Benjamin Gatt, a member of the Malta Chamber of Psychologists, speaks against toxic masculinity.
Press Release 10th September 2020 Last week saw several discussions on the media related to conditions in detention centres due to a leaked video and an accidental death during an escape attempt from the Hal Far detention centre. The migration issue is a challenge around the world and in Malta. It is Read more
The Malta Federation of Professional Associations, which groups together a number of professional organisations, expressed its concerned about the impact that mass events (political, secular and religious) are having on the number of Covid-19 cases in Malta. The MFPA said that although resuming economical activities is important for the country, Read more
The Psychology Department which forms part of the Mental Health Services Malta within the Ministry of Health has put together a number of recommendations on psychological wellbeing in view of the COVID-19 pandemic. They have compiled recommendations for five different social groups, these being children, students, families, older adults and Read more
The Malta Chamber of Psychologists would hereby like to extend heart-felt congratulations to all the psychotherapists warranted last week, in a momentous moment for the helping professions in Malta. We are pleased to see Gestalt Psychotherapy, Family Therapy, Play Therapy, Dance Therapy, Drama Therapy, Art Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Read more