Psychotherapeutic skills in everyday practice - webinar series

26Nov

Psychotherapeutic skills in everyday practice webinar series

Location Virtual event, Online
CPD 1 hour per hour attended, subject to peer approval
Non member£37
Member£25
Residents in Higher Training/SAS Psychiatrists£20
Residents in Core Training/Subsided/Retired/Medical Students/FY Doctors£14
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Psychotherapeutic skills in everyday practice - webinar series

Event Information

The Royal College of Psychiatrists’ Cross-Faculty Seminar Series in Medical Psychotherapy offers a enriching, quarterly learning experience designed to bridge sub-specialties across the College, from General Adult and Older Age Psychiatry to Forensic, Child & Adolescent, and Intellectual Disabilities.  

Grounded in the ICD-11 framework, the inaugural year of this 90-minute online series will explore core topics in psychosis, anxiety, depression and trauma. Attendees will examine how key psychotherapeutic principles, encompassing psychoanalytic and CBT modalities, can be applied to everyday psychiatric practice, clinical formulation and risk management.   

Led by experienced national figures in medical psychotherapy, including Dr Jessica Yakeley, Dr Jo O’Reilly, Dr Anne Cooper, Dr Anuradha Menon, Dr Steve Moorhead, Dr Beena Rajkumar and Dr Saju Padakkara, the series delivers high-level expertise in an accessible and digestible format. 

Alongside fostering cross-faculty collaboration, the aim of the series is to inform and update clinical knowledge using a biopsychosocial approach to support the overall development of the psychotherapeutic psychiatrist.   

Open to all RCPsych members and doctors at all training and non-training grades, these seasonal online sessions are ideal for clinicians seeking to deepen their psychotherapeutic understanding across diagnostic domains.   

 

Each seminar runs on Thursdays from 3:30PM to 5PM on the following dates:   

  • 26 November 2026: psychosis – Dr Jo O’Reilly and Dr Anne Cooper 
  • 25 February 2027: depression – Dr Anuradha Menon and Dr Steve Moorhead 
  • 20 May 2027 (date tbc) : anxiety - Dr Saj Padakkara and Dr Jessica Yakeley 
  • 30 September 2027 (date tbc): trauma – Dr Beena Rajkumar and speaker tbc  

    Every session includes:

  • 2 30-minute talks by a medical psychotherapist representing psychoanalytic and CBT approaches
  • A 30-minute interactive group discussion, Q&A and live panel debate 

The webinar fees are as follows:

2026

  • Non-Member: £37
  • Member: £25 
  • Residents in Higher Training/SAS Doctors: £20 
  • Residents in Core Training/Subsided*/Retired/Medical Students/FY Doctors: £14 

2027

  • Non-Member: £38 
  • Member: £26
  • Residents in Higher Training/SAS Doctors: £21
  •  Residents in Core Training/Subsided*/Retired/Medical Students/FY Doctors: £15 

*Subsidised rate includes those on lower incomes paying a subsidised membership rate (maternity or parental leave, working part time or taking a career break) and International Members residing in band D and C countries.  

This event will be taking place online via Zoom Webinar. Registered participants will receive their link to join the conference in their joining instructions. Joining instructions will be sent out in the days before the event is due to take place. 

To successfully join the event online, you will need:

  • access to a reliable internet connection
  • a PC, laptop, tablet or phone
  • Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge are recommended browsers.

When you join the conference online, you will be able to:

  • view a video of the speaker alongside any slides
  • ask your questions to the speakers and chat with other delegates via the discussion forum.

You will be able to select your choice when you make your booking.

When you select the yellow booking button, you will be able to register an account if you are not already a member of the Royal College of Psychiatrists – you can then book your preferred ticket type.

Book online

  • Pay using a debit card or credit card and receive instant confirmation and a receipt

Is your organisation paying on your behalf?

  • Use the online booking system to request a payment link - you can share this link with your organisation if they are paying on your behalf

The small print...

For further information, please contact:

Email: dom.gould@rcpsych.ac.uk

Contact number: +44 20 3540 3118

Event Location

Location: Virtual event, Online