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Psych Matters

RANZCP

Psych Matters is an informative and educational podcast by The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists. Psych Matters provides regular interesting topics for psychiatrists, psychiatry trainees and others with an interest in psychiatry. Disclaimer: This podcast is provided to you for information purposes only and to provide a broad public understanding of various mental health topics. The podcast may represent the views of the author and not necessarily the views of The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists ('RANZCP'). The podcast is not to be relied upon as medical advice, or as a substitute for medical advice, does not establish a doctor-patient relationship and should not be a substitute for individual clinical judgement. By accessing the RANZCP's podcasts you also agree to the full terms and conditions of the RANZCP's Website - RANZCP Website Ter

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178 episodes

  1. Refugee Trauma: Learnings and Hopes 37:38
  2. Australasian psychiatry and environmental crisis: A discussion on planetary health- Part 2 24:50
  3. Australasian psychiatry and environmental crisis: A discussion on planetary health- Part 1 25:56
  4. The Missing Piece- Autism and ADHD diagnosis in youth mental health 43:03
  5. Oral Health in Psychiatry 32:08
  6. AI and Psychiatry Education 34:13
  7. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander MHC: A discussion at Congress 2026 56:43
  8. A Hole in the Head by Robert Kaplan 12:26
  9. A Transformative Experience: Part 1 44:47
  10. Perils of Diagnosis in the Age of the Internet 30:57
  11. Women in Adolescent Forensic Psychiatry Part 2 36:03
  12. Women in Adolescent Forensic Psychiatry Part 1 47:19
  13. Psychopathology Part 4: Abnormalities in Mood 43:26
  14. Psychopathology Part 3: Abnormalities of thought content 50:45
  15. Psychopathology Part 2: Abnormalities of perception 50:28
  16. Psychopathology Part 1: An Introduction 40:01
  17. What story should psychiatry tell 1:07:40
  18. RANZCP's International Project: Ophelia 54:50
  19. The Leading Women of RANZCP: Dr Astha Tomar 43:52
  20. RANZCP's International Project: CO-CAPIT 56:47
  21. NZ Conference 2025: Unconscious bias and institutional racism in mental health: Naming, confronting, transforming 26:52
  22. Hypergraphia and other writing disorders 37:34
  23. NZ Conference 2025: He ara toiora: The History of Māori Development in Mental Health -from exclusion to leadership 23:50
  24. NZ Conference 2025: What Cultural Safety looks like in Practice 26:01
  25. Holiday Message 2025 0:56
  26. Navigating the Trainee Representation Landscape 30:43
  27. Tangled up in Blue: a psychiatrist’s journey with lived experience 31:00
  28. Transitioning to Retirement 51:44
  29. The Role of Power and Privilege of Psychiatric Leadership 1:01:27
  30. Navigating Normality: Unravelling the Surge in Adult ADHD Diagnoses 15:06
  31. Congress 2025: Ketamine and Eskatamine for the use of Treating Depression 32:02
  32. Victorian Psychiatry Leadership Framework: A Commitment to Ethical Leadership and Human Rights 52:19
  33. Congress 2025: Metro Champions of the Bush 31:46
  34. Congress 2025: Telehealth: The Good, Bad and the Ugly 31:35
  35. Female phenotype in Autism and implications for clinical care in psychiatry 22:58
  36. Elder Abuse – The Need to Do Better 24:59
  37. The Leading Women of RANZCP: Dr Kym Jenkins 34:44
  38. Navigating Competency-Based Medical Education 49:23
  39. The Leading Women of RANZCP: Dr Elizabeth Moore 29:19
  40. Fresh Perspectives in Psychiatry: The Foundation’s Role in Supporting New Ideas 1:06:42
  41. The Leading Women of RANZCP: Dr Janice Wilson 38:00
  42. Findings from the Royal Commission Report into Defence and Veteran Suicide 39:46
  43. Balint Groups 52:01
  44. Are Psychedelics for You? 44:21
  45. Women's History Month: Women Treating Women 1:05:38
  46. Women's History Month - Mary Barkas: The Forgotten Pioneer of Psychiatry 37:15
  47. Youth Offending in New Zealand and the need for a multi-agency coordinated approach (2 of 2) 1:08:19
  48. Women's History Month: Women Mentoring Women 48:24
  49. Youth Offending in New Zealand and the need for a multi-agency coordinated approach (1 of 2) 54:50
  50. Navigating Leadership in Psychiatry with Dr Mark Lawrence 16:59