Blogs
We have a wide range of blogs including our President's blog (typically with a new post every month), our Careers in Psychiatry blog as well as blogs for topics such as Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion and our cultural blog.
Additionally, our main RCPsych blog includes posts on a broad diversity of topics.
You can use the category menu below to filter posts from all of these blogs.
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SAS Celebration Week 2026: Celebrating the SAS Workforce (Dr Sreya Mariyam Salim)
As SAS Celebration Week draws to a close for 2026 we hear from Dr Sreya Mariyam Salim, who shares the dedication and enthusiasm that SAS psychiatrists bring to the workforce....
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SAS Celebration Week 2026: Empowering SAS Psychiatrists in Wales - A Vision for Equity, Leadership and Opportunity
As part of SAS Celebration Week 2026, Dr Gathoni Kamau (Chair of the SAS representatives in Wales) outlines the SAS three-year strategy for 2025-2028.
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SAS Celebration week 2026: SAS in leadership (Dr Kalpesh Solanki)
For this year's SAS Celebration Week, Dr Kalpesh Solanki reflects on the value SAS Psychiatrists bring to the NHS beyond clinical practice.
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SAS Celebration Week 2026: Specialist Grade (Dr Ravinthirakumar Sutharshanan)
For this year's SAS Celebration Week, Dr Ravinthirakumar Sutharshanan shares his reflection on the title that finally caught up - the Specialist Grade and his own SAS journey
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SAS Celebration Week 2026: Specialist Grade (Dr Wai Nip)
For this year's SAS Celebration Week, Dr Wai Nip explores beyond 'Non-Training' - his journey to the Specialist Grade and the Power of the SAS Voice.
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SAS Celebration Week 2026: SAS as a career choice (Dr Hemma Sungum)
As part of SAS Celebration Week 2026, Dr Hemma Sungum shares what she enjoys most about working as a SAS psychiatrist, and discusses her commitment to supporting medical education, wellbeing, ...
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SAS Celebration Week 2026: SAS as a career choice (Dr Mithun Barik)
For this year's SAS Celebration Week, Dr Mithun Barik tells us about the career he never planned – but would choose again.
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SAS Celebration Week 2026: SAS as a career choice (Dr Noni Kamau)
For this year's SAS Celebration Week, Dr Gathoni Kamau discusses why she sometimes describes herself as an 'accidental doctor'.
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Meeting people where they are: ABPUK’s mental health outreach at Notting Hill Carnival 2026
We share the experience of a group of College members from the Association of Black Psychiatrists that went to the Notting Hill Carnival to help challenge perceptions that mental health ...
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Share your expertise and help us shape the programme
Have an idea worth sharing? Submit a proposal for the 2027 International Congress and help shape an inspiring, diverse programme that advances psychiatric practice and patient care.
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What do you give a brand new knight?
A blog post looking at a handwritten postcard from Alwyn Lishman to Prof Sir David Goldberg, displayed in the RCPsych Cabinet of Curiosities.
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ADHD: Your questions answered
Dr Jessica Eccles, Chair of the RCPsych Neurodevelopmental Psychiatry Special Interest Group and Dr Ulrich Müller-Sedgwick, RCPsych ADHD Champion write about the nature of ADHD, how it is diagnosed and ...