Demographically Targeted Lists
Direct
Mail Service can be used to target members selectively by
geographical area or to members of specific Divisions, Special Groups
or Sections of the Society. You can now also target people who
hold a Level A or Level B certificate in Occupational Testing or Level A
certificate in Educational Testing.
New reduced rates starting from just £200 per 1,000 plus postage.
Divisions
In a Division there is a clear professional grouping and professional
training. Only those members who have completed an approved
postgraduate training may join a Division as a full member. The
Divisions of the Society are:
Name of
Division
| Number of
Members |
| Clinical Psychology | 8016 |
| Occupational
Psychology | 3583
|
| Counselling
Psychology | 2421
|
| Educational &
Child Psychology | 1797
|
| Health Psychology | 1409 |
| Forensic
Psychology | 1902
|
| Neuropsychology | 866
|
| Teachers &
Researchers | 486
|
| Scottish
Educational Psychology | 330
|
| Sport &
Exercise Psychology | 540
|
Special Groups
Special Groups represent groups of members working in a particular
field. The members of a Special Group all have some defining
characteristic (e.g. working in a social services setting) that is less
rigorous than that required for a Division. There are two Special
Groups:
Name of
Special Group
| Number of
Members
|
| Coaching
Psychology | 2255
|
| Psychologists
& Social Services | 111
|
Sections
Section members pool and exchange scientific interest and
knowledge. Any member of the Society may belong to one or more of the
following Sections:
Name of
Section
| Number of
Members
|
Qualitative
Methods in Psychology
| 1163
|
Developmental
Psychology
| 486
|
Psychotherapy
| 486
|
Psychology of
Education
| 422
|
Social Psychology
| 408
|
Cognitive
Psychology
| 441
|
Transpersonal
Psychology
| 358 |
Psychology of
Women
| 287
|
Lesbian & Gay
Psychology
| 230 |
Consciousness
& Experimental Psychology
| 225 |
History &
Philosophy of Psychology
| 173
|
Psychobiology
| 139
|
Mathematical,
Statistical & Computing
| 141
|
Psychological Testers
The Psychological Testing Centre (PTC) currently offers Certificates
of Competence in Occupational and Educational Testing. Training for the
Certificates is offered by independent Assessors whose assessment
methods have been verified by The Society. Once applicants have
received their Certificate of Competence then holding an entry on the
PTC's Register of Competence in Psychological Testing is advised. This
is a database held in the office that enables members of the public to
check a person’s level of test qualification and competence in using
tests. You can now target the people who hold a certificate whether
they
are on the Register or not. A break down of numbers is given below, but
for more information on the different certificates or the Psychological
Testing Centre please visit
www.psychtesting.org.uk
Certificate Held
| Number of People
|
|
Level A Certificate of Competence in Occupational Testing | 21981 |
| Level B Certificate
of Competence in Occupational Testing | 7682
|
Register of
Competence in Occupational Testing
| 7793 |
| Level A Certificate
of Competence in Educational Testing | 1257
|
As with all lists used through our Direct Mail Service, we can
break them down by geographical areas, we can also offer other break
downs so please contact the Advertising Team on 0116 252 9551 for
further information or e-mail
directmail@bps.org.uk
Geographical Areas
Lists can also be divided by geographical areas. Areas
currently maintained are:
Geographic
Area
| Number of
Members |
| North West England
| 3772
|
| North East England
| 4310
|
| West Midlands | 4365
|
| East Midlands | 2647
|
| East England | 2499
|
| South West England
| 2278
|
South East England
| 987 |
| London & Home
Counties | 10078 |
| Wessex & Wight
| 4848
|
| Northern Ireland | 827
|
| Republic of
Ireland | 1063
|
| Scotland | 3269
|
| Wales | 1482
|
Further details of the boundaries are available on request.
Combinations involving groups and/or geographical areas are possible
without any duplications, though complex overlapping sets may require
separate negotiation with the Society.