Final Update with Letter of Resignation from BPS
Lisa Blakemore-Brown has decided to sever all ties with the British Psychological Society after their appalling and unprofessional behavior whilst dealing with her case.
On the 14th January 2008 Ms Blakemore-Brown won her appeal against the BPS.
The British Psychological Society has let Ms Blakemore-Brown down very badly. It is scandalous how an organisation as large as the BPS can treat its members in this way.
Admin and all at Profitable Harm wish Lisa all the very best for the future.
Follow the links below to read the outcome of the Appeal from the BPS and Ms Blakemore-Brown's letter of resignation.
Letter of Resignation
BPS Case Closed
Appeal
Lisa's own words on Thimerosal Thoughts.
Tuesday, 11 March 2008
For readers of this blog, there may have been some interest in matters concerning myself and the British Psychological Society. After many years of what I consider to be harrassment, I finally won an Appeal against a Decision of two members of a Panel of three at the BPS and within two days the BPS attempted to bring another complaint having threatened that they would do that last year if I won against them.
I had proof that the complainant had already withdrawn the complaint when the BPS brought it to my attention, so I brought that to their attention. They convened a meeting and today I have been told the case is closed and there is no evidence of professional misconduct.
I have been prevented from resigning from this charitable organisation as they insisted on pursuing vexatious complaints fully knowing that.
Today March 11th 2008 I have finally resigned after 24 years. The organisation is not fit for purpose and is not made accountable when it makes grave errors and fails to protect the public.
Other related Links
JABS
Scientific Misconduct blog
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