The editorial team and I are proud to present this very first issue of Psychreg Journal of Psychology (PJP), under the aegis of Psychreg – an online resource in psychology, mental health and well-being. We were driven to found PJP by a noticeable lack of journals which ...

I’m delighted to have been invited to be the guest editor for this special issue of Psychreg Journal of Psychology (PJP) on male psychology. Having co-founded the Male Psychology Network and Male Psychology Section of the British Psychological Society, and co-edited the...

Bruce Cohen, the editor of this book, has been interviewed twice for Psychreg Journal of Psychology. The first interview (Relojo, 2017a) was about his book Psychiatric hegemony: A Marxist theory of mental illness (2016). The second (Relojo, 2017b) was about this volume,...

The aim of the present study is to ascertain whether playing snooker sustains development of mental\ud cognition from acquiring and developing knowledge of the game of snooker for the ‘everyday snooker\ud player’ that plays snooker as a hobby or pastime. A total of 1,35...

Academics wish people to see their work. They want their work to have value in their respective academic discipline, for it to be noticed and if appropriate, make a meaningful difference to the quality of people’s life. How work is valued by people varies between subjec...

A recent editorial on Psychreg Journal of Psychology (Lane, 2018) makes an argument for the importance of accessibility distribution and impact of scientific and psychological knowledge. Ultimately, academic and scientific knowledge ought to advance our practices and ai...

Masculinity is frequently talked about in contemporary Western media as being in crisis, needing reform or even being ‘toxic’. However, no research to date has assessed the impact that this pervasive narrative might be having on people, particularly men themselves. This...

The purpose of this small scale study was to measure, evaluate and discuss how snooker could possibly contribute to an older person’s well-being. Six participants from Age UK were selected after completing a pre-screening exercise to see if they were eligible to take pa...