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Finding passion and purpose in Northern Ireland
Dr Julie Anderson talks us through the best bits of her job, working with women who develop mental illness during or after pregnancy.
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Black History Month
Tim Ojo explains why Black History Month remains as relevant and important as ever.
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A dose of comedy
We asked psychiatrist-comedian Benji Waterstones about his job(s).
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Treating eating disorders with deep brain stimulation
Dr Rebecca J Park explores the way deep brain stimulation could become a transformative treatment for anorexia nervosa.
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September 2019 - A carer rep reflects: RCPsych in Scotland
Katharyn Barnett, another of our outgoing carer representatives, touchingly reflects on her experiences as a carer.
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Eight reasons to exhibit at IC 2020
2019 saw our largest International Congress ever. Here are eight reasons why your organisation might benefit from exhibiting in 2020.
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Is it possible to be both a psychiatrist and a patient?
Dr Ahmed Hankir and Dr Rebecca Lawrence share their experience.
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Party (conference) animal
In her September blog, Wendy talks about party conferences, Presidential election candidates and the World Congress of Psychiatry in Portugal.
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A psychiatrist who revelled in controversy - Charles Mercier by Dr Claire Hilton
A blog which remembers Charles Arthur Mercier, 100 years after his death.
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If not for Dr Henry Rollin...
A blog post about the psychiatrist in the portrait by the Library.
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The Importance of Social Prescribing
Social prescribing involves personalising treatments to our patients – finding alternatives to the standard medicine we prescribe.
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RCPsych Wales - Louis Mertens, The Foundational Economy and Mental Health
A thought piece by the Policy Officer for Wales about the potential relationship between the Foundational Economy and mental health.
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Do you want to be a part of the 2020 International Congress?
We are now looking for proposals to help us shape the programme next year. Read our top tips and submit your suggestion today!
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RCPsych Wales - Dr Anita Naik, Maintaining Wellbeing in Psychiatrists
Our RCPsych Wales policy & public affairs attachment blogs about maintaining wellbeing in psychiatrists.
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Speed of light
In her July blog, Wendy discusses the successes of this year's Congress, making sure mental health gets the attention it deserves under the new Government and reducing restrictive practice.
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My top ten highlights from Congress
One of our social media champions recalls their favourite bits from #RCPsychIC.
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Mair Elliott, Menstruation and Mental Illness
Mair Elliott introduces a project that she's working on, all about mental illness and menstruation.
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RCPsych Wales - Mair Elliott, Menstruation and Mental Illness
Mair Elliott introduces a project that she's working on, all about mental illness and menstruation.
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International Congress: a medical student's perspective
One of our social media champions reflects on her personal highlights from Congress.
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Jam-Packed Socials at Congress
One of our social media champions gives a flavour of the social events at Congress.
Lydia Bell