RCPsych eLearning Hub

The death of a patient by suicide is one of the most challenging experiences in psychiatric practice.

📢Our new module, the 'Impact of patient suicide on psychiatrists: preparation, processing and support', helps clinicians to:

☑️Recognise the complexity of suicide and the limits of prediction
☑️Understand the impact and challenges of clinician grief
☑️Communicate confidently with colleagues and others
☑️Support bereaved families while maintaining boundaries
☑️Navigate formal processes and avenues for personal support

➡️Available now via the @rcpsych eLearning hub.

The annual Stoptober initiative reminds us of the life-saving potential of quitting smoking.

Our podcast explores why smoking cessation remains one of the most impactful interventions for improving health, and how small changes in clinical approach can lead to better outcomes for patients.

Listen anytime, on the go, via the @rcpsych eLearning Hub.

#stoptober

What every psychiatrist needs to know about menopause...

Exploring the intersection between menopause, mental health care and neurodiversity, our webinar brings together expert insight and powerful lived-experience accounts.

Learn more about the challenges faced by those navigating perimenopause, and gain a better understanding of its presentation, physiology and management to better support patients, carers and those around you.

Available any time, on the go, via the @rcpsych eLearning Hub.

#menopauseawarenessmonth

International Adolescent Health Week highlights the importance of adolescents being able to help shape decisions about their health and wellbeing.

Our 'Agency in youth mental health' podcast examines how upholding agency within the therapeutic relationship can shape young people's experiences of care and meaningfully influence future health outcomes.

Explore this and similar resources to better understand how to support young people.

Available on the @rcpsych eLearning Hub.

#IAHW2026

Mental Health Awareness Day left us with a timely reminder of the importance of centring the patient's voice.

In our 'Wim’s protocol: how to safely monitor clozapine' podcast, Kate Northcott shares how her search for answers led to collaboration with experts, resulting in new guidance and a renewed focus on the safe prescribing of clozapine.

Hear how lived experience has shaped Wim's Protocol and is helping to drive meaningful change in patient safety.

Listen for free via the @rcpsych eLearning Hub.