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...everyday life. As opposed to a focus on the macro-structures of state citizenship regimes, social psychology is interested in the perspectives of lay political actors, that is, citizens themselves. This becomes particularly important in a context where the ‘ordinary citizen’ has been depoliticised and where politicians claim to speak the language of common-sense,...

...everyday activities such as going for a walk or watching a light-hearted film (Borg and Davidson, 2008). There are things that trained therapists are better equipped and supported to do than friends, these include: opening up difficult emotional issues, identifying new ways of thinking about problems and challenging self-defeating beliefs and behaviours. Taking everything...