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Behavioural problems for parents and carers

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

London division prizes

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

Music therapy

Minds in music: The role of humanities in healthcare is becoming all the more important. Dr John Tully examines the role music therapy can play in a mental health setting.

My passion for psychiatry remains unwavering

One International Medical Graduate doctor's incredible story of the challenges she overcame to become a psychiatrist, and why she's so glad she did.

SAS Celebration Week

SAS Celebration Week is an opportunity to celebrate the specialty and specialist doctor workforce (SAS) and raise its profile as a rewarding career and a much valued part of the workforce.

Welsh Cymraeg

Ar y dudalen hon fe welwch gyfieithiadau o'n hadnoddau gwybodaeth iechyd meddwl yn Gymraeg.

Free Members' Webinar Beyond the clinic why psychiatrists need support too

In this webinar, Dr Amrit Sachar, Joint Presidential Lead for Equity and Equality will be joined by speakers with lived experience—including an early career consultant psychiatrist— to share personal and professional insights, offering practical strategies as set out in the recently published Providing Reasonable Adjustments guidance, to build psychologically safe, flexible, and equitable work environments.

Why Scotland must be a leader in building a society where people with neurodiversity can flourish

Dr Jim Crabb – consultant psychiatrist and policy lead for the RCPsych in Scotland – writes for The Herald on why we have a framework and evidence to support the view that Scotland can lead the way in supporting autistic people and those with ADHD.

Evolutionary psychiatry events

Find out when the evolutionary psychiatry SIG will be hosting upcoming events and review minutes from our past meetings.

ADHD in children and young people

This information looks at attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in children and young people.