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Eating disorders faculty reports and resources
Contains essential information and resources for students, as well as general information for the public.
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When bad things happen for young people
Information for young people about how to cope when bad things happen.
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Parenthood
This page offers practical guidance and highlights resources and support networks and covers just a few of the topics and issues which may affect many doctors who become parents during their working life.
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Addictions faculty news and resources
See the latest news, reports and resources from the Faculty of Addictions psychiatry.
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RCPsych acknowledges concerns raised in BBC Panorama's ADHD programme
The Royal College of Psychiatrists and its Neurodevelopmental Special Interest Group (SIG) have acknowledged the concerns raised by BBC Panorama's programme on ADHD.
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RCPsych responds to BBC Panorama programme on ADHD assessments
The Royal College of Psychiatrists responds to Panorama’s ‘Private ADHD Clinics Exposed’.
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Tics and Tourette syndrome in young people
This information looks at tics and Tourette syndrome in children and young people.
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Distress and trauma in children and young people
This information looks at distress and trauma in children and young people.
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Talking about invisible disabilities: underrepresentation, stigma and how we can do better
To mark International Day of Persons with Disabilities, Dr Ken Courtenay and Dr Eleanor Brewster discuss what we can do as a society to create a world that is more beneficial for people living with visible and invisible disabilities.