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Booking is open for this webinar:
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Next we have got The Improbable Psychiatrist - Dr Rebecca Lawrence @Rebecca99LT - talk : Improbably speaking at the SPSIG conference
Suffering and Spirituality - Implications For Mental Health
Spirituality and Psychiatry Special Interest Group Conference 2026 (1/n) @rcpsych @rcpsychTrainees @rcpsychDPSIG @RCPsychSASdocs @ShahFTarfarosh @Rebecca99LT
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Booking is open for this exciting webinar - hurry up before it is too late to book! @rcpsychSSIG @rcpsych
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Save the date: Friday 20th March SPSIG day conference at RCPsych. Next years conference will build on themes from our November webinar on suffering, spirituality and mental health.
Programme and full details to follow but will include a variety of talks, small groups and panel discussions across the day.
Save the date! 🗓️ 18 Sept 2025 | RCPsych
Dean’s Grand Rounds: Integrating the Spiritual Dimension in Psychiatric Evaluations – Practical Approaches for Clinicians.
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Register now for our next #DeansGrandRounds Free Webinar: Integrating the Spiritual Dimension in Psychiatric Evaluations: Practical Approaches for Clinicians.
A collaboration between our South Asian Division and Spirituality SIG, you can find out more here: rcpsych.ac.uk/events/confere…
Join us for the Dean’s Grand Rounds: Integrating the Spiritual Dimension in Psychiatric Evaluations – Practical Approaches for Clinicians, on Thursday 18 September 2025, 4:00–5:30 PM. Live on Zoom and available on demand.
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Now, for our next session, we turn to a fascinating and deeply important discussion—the intersection of racial identity, spirituality, and mental health. And who better to guide us through this than the brilliant Celebrity Psychiatrist Dr Chetna Kang? @rcpsychSE
