The RCPsych blog
In addition to many subject-specific blogs, the RCPsych blog contains posts that covers a wide diversity of topics from across different areas of psychiatry, mental health, and work at the College.
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Weight Management and Mental Health in Wales
Welcome to this month’s blog post, in which Dr Katherine O’Mahony and Dr Emily Peckham, introduce our new report Weight Management and Mental Health: A framework for action in Wales ...
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Improving how we share our mental health information by using QR codes
In this blog post, the College’s Web team discuss why we've added QR codes to many of our award-winning mental health information pages – and why it’s good news both ...
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Let Wisdom Guide - understanding the College's Coat of Arms
RCPsych Treasurer Professor John Crichton discusses the symbolism behind the College’s Coat of Arms, exploring its historical and mythological influences and how it represents the role of psychiatrists.
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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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Smoking and mental health: a framework for action in Wales
Welcome to this month’s blog post, in which Dr Joseph Lloyd Davies, Lecturer in Applied Psychology at the Cardiff Metropolitan University, introduces our new report Smoking and mental health: A ...
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My brother William
Kate Northcott Spall campaigns for greater awareness and safety around the use of antipsychotic medication. She's written about her late brother William’s experiences of living with schizophrenia.
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Perspectives in focus: developing the RCPsych Public Mental Health Leadership Certification course
Welcome to this month’s blog post, in which the PMHIC research team announce the launch of the Public Mental Health Leadership certification course.
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Unlocking health inequalities: explore our free learning module
Welcome to this month’s blog post, in which the PMHIC research team introduce a new free CPD eLearning module of learning content on health inequalities.
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Meeting our first Aggrey Burke Fellows
Our interim Chief Executive Officer, Sonia Walter, writes about the College’s Aggrey Burke Fellowship medical students making their first visit to the College.
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A story of transformation
The College’s recently departed Chief Executive Officer, Paul Rees MBE, writes about his memorable and transformational seven years at the organisation, and what was achieved over this period.
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CAMHS spotlight interviews #5 – Dr Jenny Price interviews Dr Susan Howson
Our series of blog posts sees leading child and adolescent psychiatrists conduct interviews between themselves to shine a light on their speciality. In this interview, Dr Jenny Price interviews Dr ...
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CAMHS spotlight interviews #4 – Dr Simon Corke interviews Dr Meinou Simmons
Our series of blog posts sees leading child and adolescent psychiatrists conduct interviews between themselves to shine a light on their speciality. In this interview, Dr Simon Corke interviews Dr ...