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Parliamentary briefings

Find out more about RCPsych's work with Parliament by reading our parliamentary briefings.

Superpower, disability or disorder?

ADHD may manifest as a superpower for some, a disability for others and a disorder for many - so what is the best roadmap towards equity and inclusion in the workplace?

Faculty of Intellectual Disability Psychiatry in Scotland

Learn more about the Faculty of Intellectual Disability Psychiatry in Scotland.

Multimedia neuroscience learning

We are developing a series of online, multimedia learning opportunities for you to maintain and develop your knowledge and understanding of recent advances in clinically relevant, cutting-edge neuroscience.

A Parliamentary Scholar speaks - Dr James Bowler

Parliamentary scholar Dr James Bowler, a ST6 Registrar in Child Learning Disability Psychiatry in Avon & Wiltshire Mental Health Trust in Bristol, talks about bing the College's Parliamentary Scholar to Professor The Baroness Sheila Hollins.

The next generation

Adrian’s October blog post discusses new members, future Presidents, Prime Ministers, and the importance of action to tackle the climate emergency.

Culture of Care learning events

Details of, and resources from the Culture of Care learning events.

Joint RCPsych/RCGP SIG Event Programme

Information on sessions and speakers

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.

'I am privileged to deliver training with an Expert by Experience who happens to be my son'

Dr Sarah Bernard has been a consultant psychiatrist in child and adolescent intellectual disability for 31 years. Read why she loves her role, how the College could help her thrive even more, and her plans as approaches retirement.