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Legislation on assisted dying, and the College's position
In her November’s blog post Lade discusses the College's position on assisted dying, legislation across the four nations, and the vote tomorrow which could affect the law in England and ...
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New College information resource on autism and mental health
The College's Autism Champion, Dr Conor Davidson, talks about the thought which has gone into our new patient resource.
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The role and value of RCPsych in Scotland in influencing and public affairs
Ahead of the 2026 Scottish Election Dr Jane Morris explores how the College in Scotland can influence meaningful change.
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Halloween: Werewolves, hydrophobia and clinical lycanthropy
Dr Gordon Bates, the College's Historian in Residence writes at the time of Halloween about the origins of werewolves and hydrophobia.
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"Dr Melfi had deep wisdom and strength in her character, I thought, I’d like a bit of that."
Core Trainee Dr Sean Treadwell explains how watching the Sopranos led to him choosing psychiatry and what surprised him about core training.
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"I absolutely loved it, the whole team was so great, it was like a family all helping each other"
Core Trainee Dr Fatma Ghoneim talks about her experience of core training, being on maternity leave and what she's looking forward to in higher training.
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College calls for Budget funding for mental health services at the end of a busy October
In her October blog post Lade talks about the autumn Budget, our influencing work, protecting the mental health of sanctuary seekers and more.
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One mother's story of a family friendly specialty, and more reasons to Choose Psychiatry
Core Trainee Dr Rachel Moir talks about working Less Than Full Time for a better work life balance, having time with her son during maternity leave, and staying in touch ...
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"We can have a huge impact on people's lives"
Higher Trainee Dr Nina MacKenzie talks about moving from physiotherapy to psychiatry, taking CASC eight days before having a baby, job sharing, and why she'd always recommend choosing psychiatry!
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My passion for psychiatry remains unwavering
One International Medical Graduate doctor's incredible story of the challenges she overcame to become a psychiatrist, and why she's so glad she did.
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Why I love psychiatry and you will too
This inspirational blog post is by consultant psychiatrist Dr Priya Premalatha, who explains why she loves psychiatry and you will too.
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It is such an exciting time for psychiatry right now
Higher Trainee Dr David Mongan talks about his exciting research which could change the way we predict and manage psychosis in young people in the future.
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Preparing for life as a core trainee
In this brilliant blog post Dr Yasmine Young talks about taking a break before CT1, preparing for life as a core trainee, and gives her top tips to those entering ...
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Canopi psychiatrist advises TV drama about the mental health of a psychiatric nurse
‘Creisis’ is a drama aired on S4C, following the experiences of a psychiatric nurse working in a ‘Crisis Resolution and Home Treatment’ team in the Rhondda Valley. Canopi psychiatrist Dr ...
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Black History Month 2024: Reclaiming a positive narrative about Black people navigating mental health services
Read this powerful blog from Dr Uju Ugochukwu, Consultant Psychiatrist, considering how we reclaim a positive narrative about Black people navigating mental health services and our role, both individually and ...
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Firefighting won’t reverse the mental health crisis
In her September blog post, Lade discusses the challenges faced by mental health services in England due to underfunding and what the College is doing to bring about change.
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The RCPsych Archives: We don’t want your money!
Dr Claire Hilton, the College's Honorary Archivist discusses the College Archive and how people can donate.
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Behind the scenes of the Liaison Faculty in Scotland
In this month’s guest blog, Dr Prakash Shankar shares insights from his four-year tenure as Chair of the Liaison Faculty in Scotland.
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Professional Development Session (PDS): Enhancing Training Opportunities for Psychiatry Specialist Trainees
Dr Kok Keong Leong introduces the All Wales Psychiatry Trainees Professional Development Session (PDS) website. This platform is designed to provide comprehensive information and resources for trainees across all health boards ...
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A difficult month – a time for reflection but also action
In Lade’s August blog post, she reflects on the racism, discrimination, and Islamophobia that contributed to the recent civil unrest in the UK. She comments on the actions that need ...
Dr Lade Smith CBE