Newsletters
Here you can read past and present issues of News and Notes, the College's History of Psychiatry Special Interest Group (HoPSIG) newsletter.
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Disclaimer:
Please note that the History of Psychiatry Special Interest Group (HoPSIG) newsletter is intended for our membership. The content is provided by contributors and does not necessarily reflect the views, position, or policy of the College. The Royal College of Psychiatrists does not provide any endorsements or assume any responsibility for the accuracy, completeness, or suitability of the content provided.
Please note that the History of Psychiatry Special Interest Group (HoPSIG) newsletter is intended for our membership. The content is provided by contributors and does not necessarily reflect the views, position, or policy of the College. The Royal College of Psychiatrists does not provide any endorsements or assume any responsibility for the accuracy, completeness, or suitability of the content provided.
Past issues
- Spring 2025 - Issue 20 (PDF)
- (PDF)Autumn 2024 - Issue 19
- Spring 2024 – Issue 18 (PDF)
- Autumn 2023 – Issue 17 (PDF)
- Spring 2023 – Issue 16 (PDF)
- Autumn 2022 – Issue 15 (PDF)
- Spring 2022 – Issue 14 (PDF)
- Autumn 2021 – Issue 13 (PDF)
- Spring 2021 – Issue 12 (PDF)
- Autumn 2020 – Issue 11 (PDF)
- Spring 2020 – Issue 10 (PDF)
- Autumn 2019 – Issue 9 (PDF)
- Spring 2019 – Issue 8 (PDF)
- Autumn 2018 – Issue 7 (PDF)
- Spring 2018 – Issue 6 (PDF)
- Autumn 2017 – Issue 5 (PDF)
- Spring 2017 – Issue 4 (PDF)
- Autumn 2016 – Issue 3 (PDF)
- Spring 2016 – Issue 2 (PDF)
- Autumn 2015 – Issue 1 (PDF)
Contributing to the newsletter
If you would like to contribute to our newsletter, please contact Nicol Ferrier.
We welcome contributions including:
- articles: relating to the history of psychiatry and its study. 500-1500 words is about right for the newsletter. Please follow BJPsych referencing format or any other system as long as it is internally consistent.
- reflections and memories: inspiring, interesting or even shocking, ideas, people, or places of historical interest
- reviews: old or new books, exhibitions, conferences or websites, etc.
- puzzle corner questions
- letters
- pictures, provided that there are no copyright issues
- favourite items in the archives.
Please include a two-line autobiographical note.
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