The Psychiatric Eye - Royal College of Psychiatrists

Editorial

Autumn Edition, 2021 | Issue 2

The Psychiatric Eye The London Division eNewsletter

In this issue:

'Stories of psychiatry in London over the years'

Dr Peter Hughes

Chair’s Message By Dr Peter Hughes

The Psychiatric Eye Autumn 2021 Edition

London division editorial team

Dr Sachin Shah Dr Stephanie Young

Dr Afia Ali Dr Alexander Adams

Dr Sonya Rudra Dr Rory Sheenan Dr Chris Symeon

RCPsych Staff Jen Edwards (Division Manager)

Gareth Griffiths (Division Administrator)

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Winning Article

Congratulation to Dr Isabel Mark for winning Best Article for the Autumn 2021 Edition for

their submission:

‘Reflections from analysing post-mortem findings from suicide in

London between 1841-1920: how were women represented?’

Read all about it on page 5.

Disclaimer The opinions expressed in this newsletter are those of individual authors and do not

necessarily represent the views of the Royal College of Psychiatrists.

'Stories of psychiatry in London over the years' By Dr Jean O’Hara



‘Reflections from analysing post-mortem findings from suicide in London between 1841-1920: how were women represented?’ By Dr Isabel Mark


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‘Surrey County Asylum and the case of Daniel Dolley’ By Dr Julia Topp


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‘Once upon a time at Harrow-on-the Hill’ By Dr Ayomide Ajayi, Dr Azmathulla Khan Hameed

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‘From asylums to art galleries. A reflection on the intricate relationship between mental illness and art expression in mental health institutions.’ By Dr Emmeline Lagunes-Cordoba

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‘The Cassel Hospital’s centenary celebrations’ By Miss Pearl Metry

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Culture Vulture: ’Olympic – no Titanic - Madness’ By Dr Mayur Bodani

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Culture Vulture: ‘SAFE DISTANCE – the Mental Health Implications of Asian Hate Crime.’ By Dr William Rippington

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London Eye: ‘Horton Haven Film Project 2021’ By Dr Parvinder Shergill


London Eye: ‘Lights on the streets of London’ By Dr Christina Barmpagianni

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London Eye: ‘Media Perspective using Radio Broadcasting Conversational Interviewing: An Anti-Stigma Campaign’ By Dr Azmathulla Khan Hameed, Mrs Valma James


London Eye: ‘Dancing Colours’ By Dr Saeideh Malekianragheb


London Eye: ‘Violence is a Crime. Do not suffer in silence’ By Dr Amit Mukherjee

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