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Women and autism
31 March 2021
What is it like to be diagnosed with autism later on in your adult life? Two women describe their experience with autism, from misdiagnosis to social expectations and camouflaging. We ...
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Self-harm in adolescents
30 March 2021
Dr Alison Wood, Dr Gemma Trainor and Dr Justine Rothwell talk to Dr Jennifer Powell about the ways to approach the assessment and treatment of young people who self-harm.
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The impact of COVID-19 on maternal mental health
25 March 2021
Dr Liz Rose and Dr Mano Manoharan talk to Dr Jennifer Powell about the effect of the pandemic on maternal mental health.
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25 Women; Celebrating Women in Psychiatry
04 March 2021
Members of the 25 Women project steering group discuss the progress made for and by women in psychiatry and the challenges that many have overcome.
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Binge Eating Disorder in Young Men and Anorexia During Pregnancy
01 March 2021
A young man discusses his binge eating disorder and a mother tells us about her experience of anorexia nervosa during pregnancy.
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How Can We Make Mental Health Services Better For LGBT People?
08 February 2021
How can we take positive and practical steps to make mental health services better for the LGBT+ community?
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Preventing sexual harm on mental health wards
01 February 2021
Dr Amar Shah and Rachel Luby discuss the statistics, safety and stigma surrounding sexual harm and talk about the next steps needed to improve sexual safety in inpatient settings.
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Talking about invisible disabilities: underrepresentation, stigma and how we can do better
03 December 2020
To mark International Day of Persons with Disabilities, Dr Ken Courtenay and Dr Eleanor Brewster discuss what we can do as a society to create a world that is more ...
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The psychology and psychiatry of pandemics
02 December 2020
Dr Raj Persaud talks to Professor Steven Taylor about his recently published book offering a comprehensive analysis of the psychology of pandemics.
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The psychology of coping with quarantine
01 December 2020
Professor Neil Greenberg talks to Dr Raj Persaud about how to cope with quarantine and the surprising findings of the latest psychological research on the mental effects of quarantine.
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