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Neurodevelopmental psychiatry - Executive Committee
Find out who's on our neurodevelopmental psychiatry executive committee.
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A busy year
Dr Conor Davidson, the College's Autism Champion, looks back at a busy year.
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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.
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About the Neurodevelopmental Psychiatry Special Interest Group (NDPSIG)
Find out more about our neurodevelopmental psychiatry special interest group.
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RCPsych Members' Webinar on 'Encounters with ASD in adult mental health' 13 August 2020
Video and slides from this webinar
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College deplores abuse scenes
The Royal College of Psychiatrists deplores the scenes of physical, emotional and mental abuse screened in the BBC Panorama programme on 22 May 2019.
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Dr Peter Carpenter summarises the NDPSIG's recent activities
Peter Carpenter summarises what the NDPSIG has become involved with both within and outside of the College.
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Nearly 500,000 more people known to be in contact with mental health services compared to four years ago
The Royal College of Psychiatrists has warned mental health services are under mounting pressure following the publication of new NHS England data.
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Royal College of Psychiatrists responds to Channel 4 Dispatches and BBC Panorama broadcasts
The College has issued a response to the recent Dispatches and Panorama documentaries which investigated the quality and safety of mental health services.
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RCPsych responds to the Health and Social Care Committee report on 'The treatment of autistic people and people with learning disabilities'
Dr Ken Courtenay, Chair of the Intellectual Disability faculty at the Royal College of Psychiatrists and Dr Ian Davidson, Autism Champion at the Royal College of Psychiatrists respond to the Health and Social Care Select Committee's report.