CURRENT/IMMINENT

• Keynote Lecture, National Psychiatry Congress, Turkish Psychiatric Association (22 October 2021): “Mental Health and Medicine in a Time of COVID: Good Science, Bad Science, Pseudoscience“
• Invited Webinar, Hope 4 ME & Fibro NI, HSC Clinical Education Centre Webinar Series (15 September 2021): “The New NICE Guideline on ME/CFS (2021): How the Paradigm has Shifted“

PAST

• Keynote Lecture, International Stress Management Association–India International Congress (11 December 2020): “Impact of stress on physical well-being in the context of COVID-19“
• Invited Panellist, World Human Rights Day Seminar: ‘Rights in a Pandemic’, Irish Council for Civil Liberties (10 December 2020): “How human rights can inform the Covid response“
• [CANCELLED] Invited Lecture, Norwegian ME Association International Conference (23 September 2020), Stavanger, Norway: “The psychological approach to ME: A case study in scientific error”
• [CANCELLED] Invited Seminar, Annual Conference of the British Psychological Society (30 June 2020), Leeds, UK: “Brexitology: Armchair analysts, academic echo chambers, and the problem of political perspective”
• Public Lecture, Galway Anti-Racism Network (26 November 2019), Galway, Ireland: “The Psychology of Anti-Racism”
• Invited Lecture, Sheffield ME and Fibromyalgia Group Autumn Conference (24 October 2019), Sheffield, UK: “Controversies and Cock-ups in ME Research: The role of human failings“
• Invited Lecture, Hope 4 ME & Fibro NI Annual Conference (4 September 2019), Belfast, Northern Ireland: “Off the PACE and not NICE: Challenges facing evidence-based practice in ME/CFS”
• ‘Hands Across The Water’ Lecture, Annual Conference of the British Psychological Society (2 May 2019), Harrogate, UK: “Time for Psychology 2.0?”
• #PsychologyMatters Day Public Lecture (16 May 2019), Galway, Ireland: “The Psychology of Brexit”
• Keynote lecture, Annual Congress of Psychology Students in Ireland (6 April 2019), Dublin: “How to Not Die: Insights from Psychology”
• Invited Panel Discussion, American Psychosomatic Society Annual Conference (8 March 2019), Vancouver, Canada: “Cardiovascular Stress and Health: Where are we now?”
• Invited Talk, HSE eMental Health Seminar (14 January 2019), Dublin, Ireland: “eTherapy: What the evidence says”
• Public Lecture (6 December 2018), Dublin, Ireland: “The Psychology of Christmas”
• Keynote Lecture, Psychological Society of Ireland Annual Conference (8 November 2018), Wexford, Ireland: “Time for Psychology 2.0?”
• Book Launch, “Psychology in Crisis” (8 November 2018), PSI Annual Conference, Wexford, Ireland
• Invited Talk (9 October 2018), Mental Health Reform/PSI conference on eMental Health, Dublin, Ireland: “eTherapy: What the evidence shows…and doesn’t show”
• Invited Talk (2 October 2018), Hope 4 ME & Fibro NI, Newry, Northern Ireland: “The PACE Trial and Psychology’s Crises”
• Panel Discussion (2 May 2018), British Psychological Society Annual Conference 2018, Nottingham, UK: “Moving psychological science forward”
• FameLab Galway, Compere (5 March 2018), Galway, Ireland
• Bright Club Galway (21 February 2018), Galway, Ireland
• Seminar (26 October 2017), Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań, Poland: “Stress and blood pressure: Research at the crossroads“
• Seminar (12 May 2017), University of Birmingham, UK: “Psychology’s quagmire: The post-truth, the whole post-truth, and nothing but the post-truth“
• Seminar (11 May 2017), University of Warwick, UK: “Beyond reactivity: Adaptation of the cardiovascular stress response“
• Keynote Lecture at the Annual Congress of Psychology Students in Ireland (7 April 2017): “Is it Time to Rethink Psychology? (Spoiler alert: Yes)“
• Interview on Rethinking Psychology (April 2017), The Psychologist, British Psychological Society
• FameLab Galway (21 February 2017), Galway, Ireland
• Seminar (6 December 2016), University of Hull, UK: “Self-report methods in psychology: Good science, bad science, or pseudoscience?”
• Launch of National LGBT Helpline Connaught Guide (2 December 2016), Galway, Ireland
• Public Lecture (1 December 2016), Trinity College Dublin, Ireland: “Psych-illogical: How Bad Science Threatens To Ruin Psychology“
• Workshop at PSI Annual Conference (12 November 2016), Athlone, Ireland: “Bad science, pseudoscience, and anti-science in psychology: Professional obligations and courses of action“
• Keynote Lecture at ICSM 2016 (4 November 2016), Pune, India: “Stress and its impact on Health: Research Vs. Rumor“
• Public Lecture in Galway (29 September 2016), Psi Chi, NUI Galway, Ireland: ““Trust me, I’m a Psychologist” (Said No One Ever): Distinguishing Good Behavioural Science from Bad“
• Keynote Lecture at STAR 2016 (6 July 2016), Zagreb, Croatia: “Rethinking Stress and Anxiety Research: Good and Bad Science in Psychology“
• Cork Skeptics Lecture (2 June 2016), Cork, Ireland: “Rethinking Psychology: Good Science, Bad Science, Pseudoscience“
• Irish Skeptics Society Lecture (11 May 2016), Dublin, Ireland: “Rethinking Psychology: Good Science, Bad Science, Pseudoscience“
• Bright Club Dublin (10 May 2016), Dublin, Ireland
• ‘Futureproof’ Interview on Rethinking Psychology, Newstalk FM (7 May 2016), Dublin, Ireland
• Galway Bay FM Interview on Rethinking Psychology (25 April 2016), Galway, Ireland
• Press Release, “Rethinking Psychology” (22 April 2016)
• Book Launch, “Rethinking Psychology” (21 April 2016), Galway, Ireland
• Bright Club Galway (14 April 2016), Galway, Ireland
• Seminar (1 February 2016), Xi’an, China: “Stress tolerance, personality, and reactivity of cardiovascular function“
• Public Talk (17 September 2015), Indiana PA, US: “From lab study to lay audience: Adventures in science communication“
• Keynote Lecture at BPS Psychobiology 2015 (3 September 2015), Low Wood, UK: “Your agreeable aorta: Cardiovascular stress tolerance as a driver of human personality“