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Transcultural psychiatry SIG (TSIG) newsletters
Latest issue
Spring 2026
This issue's coverage includes:
- Leadership and direction: Reflections from the Chair on TSIG’s progress, leadership transition, and renewed focus on strengthening transcultural psychiatry within the College and globally.
- Global collaboration and events: Highlights from major national and international conferences and community‑led events, including the first joint TSIG and VIPSIG conference and wider diaspora engagement.
- Culture in everyday practice: Concise reflections on how culture, migration, trauma, faith, and identity shape clinical understanding across community and acute psychiatric settings.
- Voices, creativity and what’s next: A diverse range of contributions celebrating lived experience, scholarship, and creativity, alongside invitations to get involved in future TSIG activities and publications.
Disclaimer
Please note that the TSIG 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
Call for articles
Have something to say? Share it. Get published. Inspire others.
The Transcultural Psychiatry Special Interest Group (TSIG) is inviting submissions for our next newsletter, to be published in November–December 2026.
Whether you’re an experienced author or publishing for the first time, we want to hear from you!
What could you submit?
- Your story or professional journey
- Innovative services and initiatives
- Literature reviews
- Opinion and reflective pieces
- Creative writing and artwork
- Voluntary and community work
- Reviews of books, films and cultural highlights
- Reflections on conferences you’ve attended or organised
- Or something completely different - surprise us!
Add a photo and 2–3 lines about yourself if you wish. Put a face to your work and let the TSIG community discover the person behind it