Blogs
We have blogs from our President, Chairs of Devolved Nations as well as Gaming the Mind and Minds on Film. You can use the categories below to view all the posts from specific blogs.
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Spring is on the way
Wendy discusses the Long Term Plan, the new Mental Health Twitter Book Club and improving NHS staff wellbeing.
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A Parliamentary Scholar speaks - Dr Nitisha Patel
Dr Nitisha Patel, an ST6 Child and Adolescent Psychiatry trainee is one of the College’s Parliamentary scholars. In this blog, Nitisha talks about her experiences in the role.
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Finding Inspiration at the Royal College International Congress - Saul Levin M.D.
A guest post from Chief Executive Officer and Medical Director of the APA, Saul Levin M.D.
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Alexander Walk and the Gaskell Club
Library and archives team -
5 Things I learnt at the International Congress
5 lessons that have resonated with psychiatry trainee and clinical editor of the BMJ, Dr Kate Adlington
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The College Incunable - De Proprietatibus Rerum
A blog post about the RCPsych's incunable De Proprietatibus Rerum.
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My 2019 resolution
In the first blog of the year, Wendy resumes her national tour and lays out the College's priorities.
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Northern Ireland chair's blog: December 2018
Dr Gerry Lynch reflects on 2018 and looks forward to the coming year.
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Assignment with WHO to Syria – Dr Peter Hughes, February 2014
Dr Peter Hughes talks about his time training health professionals how to use the WHO mhGAP manual in Syria.
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The serious game that provides CBT: Dr Mathijs Lucassen discusses SPARX
Dr Sachin Shah talks to Dr Mathijs Lucassen about SPARX, a set of seven cCBT sessions in the form of a fantasy-themed video game.
Gaming the mind team