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Working as a neurodivergent psychiatrist

A psychiatrist who is AuDHD talks about reasonable adjustments, where you can go to for support, and how he has found life as a neurodivergent doctor.

Behind the cover - a neurodivergence design by a neurodivergent designer

We hear from Emily - a dyslexic and autistic illustrator, graphic designer and podcaster -who designed the cover of one of the issues of RCPsych Insight, a cover that features in our current cover art exhibition.

Looking ahead to 2021

Recovery and renewal are two topics which feature highly as Adrian uses his December blog to look forward to 2021.

Why we should prioritise adult ADHD

Why we should prioritise adult ADHD - A blog from the RCPsych in Scotland's ADHD Subgroup

Choose Psychiatry 2023: Seeing the person not the patient

Angela McCrimmon, 46, from Livingston, was diagnosed with bipolar disorder when she was 19 years old. In this blog, she discusses her mental health journey and the importance of psychiatry.

Life in the hot seat

In her October blog Wendy celebrates new College members, potential new Presidents and new opportunities to influence mental health services.

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.

Music and cognitive styles

Minds in music: Dr John Tully interviews music psychologist, David Greenberg, about his research into the importance of musical engagement.

Members' eNewsletters

Our two monthly eNewsletters for members contain all the latest goings-on from across the College, including stories from our Faculties, Divisions and Devolved Nations, as well as College initiatives such as CCQI, NCCMH and more.

Psychiatry attachments

As a medical student, you will undertake a psychiatry attachment as part of your training. This page will help you make the most of the opportunity.