RCPsych in Wales blog
We have blog posts from our Chair, Policy team and from members of the College in Wales. Should you wish to submit an idea for a blog post, please contact Annie Fabian.
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Renowned psychiatrist David Enoch publishes compelling memoir in a life bridging faith and medicine
At the age of 95, renowned psychiatrist Dr David Enoch has published his autobiography.
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RCPsych Wales Briefing - Increasing early, effective dementia diagnosis in Wales
In increasing effective, early diagnosis of dementia - we require a multidisciplinary, multi-specialty collaboration in diagnostic and treatment pathways.
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RCPsych Wales - Dr David Medhurst on being a policy attachment
Dr David Medhurst shares his reflections of being a policy and public affairs attachment with RCPsych Wales.
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RCPsych Wales - Wales needs more Psychiatrists #ChoosePsychiatry
To coincide with the College's Choose Psychiatry campaign, Dr Dave Williams shares his thoughts
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RCPsych Wales - Top tips for your mental health as clocks go back
Despite the extra hour in bed, many of us in Wales will see a slump in our mood as the darker, gloomier nights start to draw in.
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Dr Kathryn Speedy on eco-distress
Ahead of the RCPsych Wales Sustainability, Climate Change & Mental Health conference, Dr Kathryn Speedy blogs on eco-distress
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RCPsych Wales - Parity across the land
Insight into RCPsych’s campaign for parity in Wales ahead of May’s Senedd Parliament elections.
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RCPsych Wales - Psychiatry Placement Reflection
Alexandra Willis, 5th year medical student at Cardiff University and winner of the Welsh Psychiatric Society Clinical Aptitude Award, reflects on a recent psychiatric placement.
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£10 million to support university students through pandemic
The Welsh Government has announced it’s providing an extra £10 million this year towards supporting university students during the pandemic.
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Swipe right: help with brain research from home
NeuroSwipe is a pilot Citizen Science project that allows members of the public to make meaningful contributions to brain imaging research from their own home.