
The University of Exeter Psychiatry Society. Follow us for info on upcoming events, #psychiatry and #mentalhealth tweets. #Choosepsychiatry
Exeter, England
Joined August 2018
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We're in the process of handing over to the new committee now! We've had a fantastic year this year despite COVID and we hope you've enjoyed all our events, thanks for your engagement! Keep an eye out for posts from the new committee 🌻
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AJP Editorial from James Leckman @YalePsych: New Insights Into the Genetic Architecture of OCD. Learn more: bit.ly/3pUbIza
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How are 120 tarantulas helping a man's mental health?
**Warning, article contains images of spiders
Following a #bipolar diagnosis, Aaron was told to get a hobby to aid his #mentalhealth so he become a spider dad - to 120 tarantulas.
Read more ow.ly/rRht50Iix6z 🕷️
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A large global report shows a decline in mental health worldwide, with the poorest outcomes reported in young adults. ms.spr.ly/6010w5toj
Would you be interested in attending an online Divergent Psychiatry day in the summer (probably July), with a focus on talks from psychiatrists/other mental healthcare professionals who also have an interest in/work in other fields, such as IT, art, drama, neuroscience, etc.?
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2 votes • Final resultsOn 18th November at 18.30, Dr Rebekah Bourne, a consultant forensic psychiatrist, will be giving a talk on what her work entails, as well as busting some myths and talking about some of the great things about it.
FREE webinar on the impact of Climate Change on Mental Health on 9th November at 5pm.
acamh.org/event/eco-crisis-m…
Free virtual Neurodevelopmental Psychiatry Day Conference on 17th September. Certificate of Attendance available and cash prizes to be won.
To book your place, email [email protected].
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The next in our series of #RCPsychLive webinars will showcase the Mental Health digital playbook and how technology can help solve common challenges in the delivery of mental health services. Register now for FREE to watch live or on demand! ➡️💻 bit.ly/3BdoLi8 @LJ_Ali1
Medics Together, the national student wellbeing newsletter, are currently looking for students and doctors to get involved in their upcoming edition.
Use this link to send your submissions: forms.gle/nk1zenyC2u5DkcN2A
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WMHSIG @rcpsych @womeninmindUK have launched their essay competition: how can the arts shine a light on women’s well-being and mental health? We look forward to lots of interesting submissions! rcpsych.ac.uk/members/specia…
@rcpsychTrainees
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if you are a med student or junior doctor then do get writing for our next edition 👇🏼
@Choose_Psych @UoMPsychSoc @SheffPsychS @qubmindmatters @KCLPsychSoc @LancsPsychEd @PlymPsychSoc @BSMSPsychSoc @SGULPsychSoc @psychsocbham @LeedsPsyched @BrisUniPsychSoc @HYMSPsychSoc
We are now accepting articles for the next edition of FuturePsych magazine! 🗞️
Find out more on our website 🖥️➡️ rcpsych.ac.uk/become-a-psych…
Deadline - 12 noon on 25 August 2021
#ChoosePsychiatry
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Join us for the last @MaudsleyNHS/@KingsIoPPN Grand Round(s) of this acad year with an International All-Star line-up discussing #catatonia and that grey area where it meets #autism
Profs Francis (USA), @NorthoffL (CAN) and Drs Jo Ellen Wilson (USA)
@drjprogers (UK)
Today, 1PM
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This week, we welcome the #Trauma and #Dissociation Service that will be
highlighting the horrible and longstanding impact parental neglect can have on one’s life, but most importantly what we can do to help and support.
Today, 1PM
The @MaudsleyNHS /@KingsIoPPN Grand Round(s)
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What drives differences between male and female brains?
Is there sex-specific vulnerability to disorders?
Are there sex-specific treatments?
How can we separate effects of sex from gender?
Female Brain
1PM with Dr @KundakovicLab (@FordhamUnivers, NYC)
maudsleylearning.com/insight… – at Lambeth, London




















