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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.

About Sport and Exercise Psychiatry (SEPSIG)

Find out more about our sport and exercise psychiatry special interest group.

Avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID)

This information looks at ARFID, how it’s different to other feeding and eating disorders, how it's treated, and further information and support.

'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.

London division prizes

Find out about the various prizes open to members of the London division.

Continuing to choose psychiatry

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

Credentialing

A 'credential' is a training pathway offered to consultants who are on the GMC's Specialist Register to train in a specialist area that was not undertaken prior to the receipt of their specialist registration.

Behavioural problems for parents and carers

This resource is for parents and carers who are worried about their child’s behavioural problems.

Dual training

Information for resident doctors in psychiatry who wish to pursue ‘dual training’, which leads to dual specialist registration.