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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Tourette's Syndrome Learning Day
RCPsych Wales' Policy Attachment Lead, Darchana Patel, summarises RCPsych Wales' recent Tourette's Syndrome Learning Day which took place in-person at the All Nations Centre in Cardiff.
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How has Perinatal Mental Healthcare in Wales changed, as a result of COVID-19? A medical student’s perspective – Eleanor Openshaw
Medical student Eleanor Openshaw reflects on how Perinatal Mental Healthcare has changed in Wales as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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RCPsych Wales - Dr Peter Tomlinson on being a policy attachment
My current role as an ST5 in Forensic Psychiatry has demonstrated that there is a lack of general awareness and knowledge around mental health conditions in today’s society. I have ...
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Delivering a Summer School using a blended approach - Saiba A
TECCymru - in collaboration with RCPsych Wales - held their first summer school for young people in Wales who are interested in healthcare and mental health.
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Headspace in the Hills - Rebecca Lees
There’s always a welcome in the hillside for writer and Ordnance Survey ambassador Rebecca Lees, who has learnt the importance of ‘making time’. In this blog she reflects on the ...
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RCPsych Wales - Calls for a new service and treatment pathway for Tourette's Syndome
Ahead of a Senedd debate, Dr Amani Hassan explains the need for focus on Tourette's Syndrome in Wales.
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Reflections on loneliness - Melanie Owen
For mental health awareness week (9 - 15 May), Melanie Owen reflects on her own experiences with loneliness and how to find support.
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RCPsych Wales - Mental health inequalities in Wales
Professor Rob Poole 'From attending the local foodbank to not having enough money to cover your electricity bill – living in poverty can mean different things to different people'.
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RCPsych Wales - Coming out of COVID
How is the College working with government to reshape mental health services as we look towards a post-Covid world?
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Report on the 2022 RCPsych Wales National Mental Health Debate for Primary Schools: Does technology improve your mental health?
Dr Joanne Wallace shares her reflections on the Wales National Mental Health Debate for Young People, which was co-hosted by RCPsych Wales, TEC Cymru and Literature Wales.
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