Wales news
Read key updates for psychiatrists working in Wales.
National Young Persons Debate - 'Does technology improve your mental health?'
On 17 June, The College will be hosting the first National Young Persons Debate in partnership with TEC Cymru 'Does technology improve your mental health?'
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The RCPsych Wales St David's Day | Gwyl Dewi Presentation 'illustrating the mind'
On St David's Day, the RCPsych Wales are delighted to present 'illustrating the mind', delivered by Cerys Knighton and Dr Rhys Bevan Jones.
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RCPsych Wales issues an interim Welsh language scheme
The Royal College of Psychiatrists Wales has issued an interim Welsh language scheme. This scheme will be reviewed and formally approved in March 2021.
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Professor Alka Ahuja awarded MBE for services to the NHS over the pandemic
Over the New Year, the New Year Honours list was released and we are delighted that Professor Alka Ahuja has been awarded an MBE for her services to the NHS during the pandemic.
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Ex-model and psychiatrist team up for Eating Disorder Awareness Week
A former model and psychiatrist teamed up to deliver a special assembly on body image and social media at a Newport school, this week.
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ReConnect
The Royal College of Psychiatrists in Wales is delighted to announce 'ReConnect' a new short series of podcasts that focus on how people have managed their mental health and wellbeing during the pandemic.
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Social prescribing can help with the fallout from COVID-19 say psychiatrists
Social prescribing could help tackle the mental health consequences of loneliness and isolation caused by COVID-19 says the Royal College of Psychiatrists in Wales.
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National Young Persons Debate - 'Does technology improve your mental health?'
On 17 June, The College will be hosting the first National Young Persons Debate in partnership with TEC Cymru 'Does technology improve your mental health?'
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Have your say on homeworking – say psychiatrists
The Royal College of Psychiatrists in Wales is encouraging research into the impacts of homeworking on people’s wellbeing – a year on since the pandemic began.
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Cardiff's digital doctor highlighted in artwork
Professor Alka Ahuja MBE has been celebrated as part of the #TheArtofMotherhood mural series commissioned by Amazon Handmade.
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The RCPsych Wales St David's Day | Gwyl Dewi Presentation 'illustrating the mind'
On St David's Day, the RCPsych Wales are delighted to present 'illustrating the mind', delivered by Cerys Knighton and Dr Rhys Bevan Jones.
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More than 30 organisations from across health, housing and social care in Wales come together to call for action on health inequalities
More than 30 organisations from across health, housing and social care in Wales come together to call for action on health inequalities
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RCPsych Wales issues its highlights of 2020
The Royal College of Psychiatrists Wales has issued its 2020 Highlights report.
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RCPsych Wales issues an interim Welsh language scheme
The Royal College of Psychiatrists Wales has issued an interim Welsh language scheme. This scheme will be reviewed and formally approved in March 2021.
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RCPsych Wales team up with presenter Jess Davies on a series of mental health videos for young adults
RCPsych Wales has teamed up with presenter and influencer Jess Davies to produce a series of videos focusing on the everyday struggles which can negatively affect the mental health of young adults.
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