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The Psychology of Fetish and Kink

Discover what factors can drive fetish and kink behaviours, and practical steps to communicate your desires for pleasure. Followed by Q+A.

🕐19:00📍Hen & Chicken, Bristol
Early birds

Gothic fiction & The Female Writer

How have horror and ghost stories challenged gender norms? Explore the feminist side of Gothic fiction. With Q&A.

🕐18:45📍1532 Bristol, Bristol

The History of Mermaids, Sea Spirits & Women

Dive beneath the surface of mermaid lore, tracing their long histories and what they may reveal about wider society. Followed by Q&A.

🕐19:00📍Hen & Chicken, Bristol

Vampires & the Human Psyche

Discover the fascinating connections between vampires and the human mind, from Dracula to Buffy the Vampire Slayer. With Q&A.

🕐19:00📍Hen & Chicken, Bristol
Early birds

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Frequently Asked Questions About Our Bristol Psychology Talks

What topics do Seed Talks cover in Bristol?

Our Bristol psychology talks cover a wide range of fascinating topics including psychology, neuroscience, mental health, cognitive science, behavioral science, wellbeing, mindfulness, and personal development. Each lecture features evidence-based insights from leading experts in their fields, offering audiences an opportunity to explore the latest research and practical applications in psychological science.

Who are the speakers at Seed Talks psychology lectures?

Our speakers are experts in their fields, including university professors, clinical psychologists, neuroscientists, researchers, therapists, and clinicians. Many hold positions at leading academic institutions and have extensive experience in psychology research, mental health treatment, and neuroscience. Previous Bristol speakers have included Dr Chris Timmerman on psychedelics, Dr David Hamilton on how the mind heals the body, Dr Megan Klabunde on trauma and the body, Dr James Brown on ADHD, and Dr Jonathan Iliff on cortisol and stress. Each talk features professionals who are passionate about sharing their knowledge and making complex psychological concepts accessible to everyone.

How much do tickets cost for psychology talks in Bristol?

Tickets for our Bristol psychology lectures are affordably priced, starting from around £15. We believe that access to quality psychology and neuroscience education should be accessible to everyone. Our events offer exceptional value, providing attendees with expert insights, engaging presentations, and the opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals interested in mental health, wellbeing, and behavioral science.

Are refreshments available at Bristol talk venues?

Yes, drinks are available at most of our talk venues in Bristol. We want to ensure that attendees are comfortable and can fully engage with our psychology lectures and neuroscience presentations. Whether you're attending an evening talk on mental health or a weekend workshop on wellbeing, you'll typically find refreshments available to enjoy before, during, or after the event.

Can I attend Seed Talks if I don't have a background in psychology?

Absolutely! Our psychology and neuroscience talks in Bristol are designed for everyone, regardless of background or prior knowledge. Whether you're a student, professional, curious learner, or simply interested in understanding the human mind better, our lectures are crafted to be engaging and accessible. Our speakers excel at explaining complex concepts in psychology, mental health, and behavioral science in ways that are both informative and easy to understand.

How many psychology talks has Seed Talks hosted in Bristol?

Seed Talks has hosted 59 successful psychology and neuroscience events in Bristol, welcoming over 15,600 attendees to our lectures. Our Bristol talks have covered diverse topics from ADHD and trauma to the neuroscience of psychedelics and the psychology of Carl Jung. We've also explored fascinating subjects like intergenerational trauma, the gut-brain connection, fetish and kink psychology, and the neuroscience of happiness. This proven track record demonstrates our commitment to bringing high-quality psychology education and thought-provoking lectures to the Bristol community.

What makes Seed Talks different from other psychology events in Bristol?

Seed Talks combines academic rigor with accessibility, featuring expert speakers who are passionate about sharing cutting-edge research in psychology, neuroscience, and mental health. Our events foster a welcoming community atmosphere where attendees can engage with ideas, ask questions, and connect with others interested in wellbeing and cognitive science. We offer both in-person talks in Bristol and online lectures, making our content accessible whether you prefer attending live events or joining from home.

Do you host psychology talks in other South West locations?

Yes! Seed Talks regularly hosts psychology and neuroscience events throughout the South West region. In addition to our popular Bristol talks, we hold events in nearby cities including Bath, Exeter, Cheltenham, Plymouth, and Bournemouth, as well as in smaller towns like Frome, Taunton, Bridgwater, Torquay, and Weston-super-Mare. This makes it easy for psychology enthusiasts across Somerset, Gloucestershire, Devon, Dorset, and the wider South West to attend our evidence-based talks on mental health, wellbeing, and cognitive science.