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'Meet the member' series

Find out more about our Exec Committee Members.

Intellectual Disability Psychiatry in Wales

Intellectual disability psychiatry, also known as learning disability psychiatry, is a sub-specialty of psychiatry that trainees can consider specialising in for the final 3 years of their psychiatry training.

South West division - declarations of competing interests 2022

Find out more from speakers are speaking at events held by the South West Division in 2022.

Continuing to choose psychiatry

Information, support and case studies to support your return to training after taking a break from training.

Detailed response to The Cass Review's Final Report

The College has published a more detailed response to the independent review of gender identity services for children and young people, commissioned by NHS England and chaired by Dr Hilary Cass OBE.

NHS mental health trusts failing to improve gender pay gap five years after data first published

The Royal College of Psychiatrists has warned NHS mental health trusts in England are failing to close their gender pay gap.

Can yoghurt treat depression? Exploring the mysterious link between our bowels and our brains

Dr Lydia Jones informs of new findings which connects depression and gut health.

Honorary Fellows and President’s medal winners accept awards at virtual ceremony

President medal winners and Honorary Fellows accepted their awards at a virtual presentation ceremony today.

New legislative programme in King's Speech

In Lade’s July blog, she reflects on the contents of the King’s Speech, the implications for psychiatry in the UK, and the College’s response.

Making Scottish psychiatry sexy again

Chair of the RCPsych in Scotland, Jane Morris, reflects on the efforts this year and discusses what's ahead for the College and members in Scotland.