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Launched in 2025, the ISPCE Bulletin serves as the conference proceedings of the annual International Conference on Psychology, Counselling and Education.
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February 2026: Volume 2, Issue 1
The editorial team of ISPCE Bulletin is delighted to publish the February 2026 issue of ISPCE Bulletin.
Read moreFebruary 2025: Volume 1, Issue 1
The editorial team of ISPCE Bulletin is delighted to publish the inaugural issue of ISPCE Bulletin.
Read moreMarch 2024: Volume 8, Issue 1
The editorial team of PJP is delighted to present its March 2024 issue, which features the conference proceedings of ICPCE 2023.
Read moreJune 2023: Volume 7, Issue 2
The editorial team of PJP is delighted to publish its June 2023 issue, which features 15 articles.
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- Chronic Stress Linked to Phone Overuse Among University Students in KazakhstanChronic stress was closely linked to excessive phone use in Kazakhstan students, while resilience offered little protection. Read more »
- The Gender-Critical Movement Is DriftingOrdinary psychology explains youth gender distress, and cautious gatekeeping still keeps medical transition as a destination. Read more »
- Social and Emotional Learning Reduces Bullying and Boosts Teenagers’ Well-Being, Review FindsSchool programmes teaching social and emotional skills were linked to less bullying and better teenage well-being in a review. Read more »
- A Reclusive Life Is Not Always a Lonely OneA reclusive life can bring peace and contentment, while understanding the difference between solitude and loneliness supports better mental health. Read more »
