Dyfodol and RCPsych in Wales - National Psychosis Conference 2026
Day One
Day Two
| Timings | Full Day |
| Location | Principality Stadium, Westgate St, Cardiff CF10 1NS |
| CPD | 1 CPD point per hour of content, subject to peer approval |
| Consultants | £80 whole event / £50 single day |
|---|---|
| Resident Doctors | £65 whole event / £40 single day |
| Retired members | £65 whole event / £40 single day |
| SAS Doctors | £70 whole event / £45 single day |
| Non members | £90 whole event / £60 single day |
Event Information
Dyfodol
The innovative Dyfodol (meaning 'Future') programme offers several workstreams to both respond to challenges and opportunities across the health service, but also to model and design future services and pathways. This is achieved through an evidence-based, and informed approach, and through research collaborations with partners.
The programme is hosted within the National Collaborating Centre for Mental Health (NCCMH), and works in partnership with RCPsych in Wales and the NHS Wales Joint Commissioning Committee (JCC). It's received funding, and reports to Welsh Government on commissioned work.
This National Psychosis Conference will mark a formal launch of the Dyfodol programme, whilst the programme has also helped subsidise the registration cost for delegates.
Further information on Dyfodol is available.
20 years of RCPsych in Wales
Since last year's RCPsych International Congress, which was held in Newport; RCPsych in Wales has been celebrating its 20 year anniversary with a range of activities and events.
You can read more detail on the unique artwork of Rhiannon Roberts, which was commissioned to mark this milestone.
Medical student bursaries
Academic posters
We are inviting delegates to be part of the programme by displaying an academic poster, whilst we have also a number of opportunities for oral presentations during our rapid-fire presentation session. This could involve an audit, research, or a general project.
Please note that, unfortunately, we cannot offer a free place at the conference for presenters. However the conference is heavily subsidised.
If you would like to be considered, please read our Call for Abstracts and send your Abstract to Ollie John by 1pm on Thursday 9 April 2026. All who submitted an abstract will be informed of the outcome on Friday 10 April.
Conference programme
The provisional programme will be issued on Friday 13 March.