Professor Helen Killaspy from the Division of Psychiatry has just published a new edition of her Rehab Psychiatry textbook called – “Enabling Recovery”.

How can people with severe mental health problems be supported in their personal recovery?  This question lies at the heart of rehabilitation psychiatry, and perhaps of mental healthcare as a whole. This brand new edition of one of RCPsych Publications’ bestselling titles aims to answer that question:
‘Enabling Recovery: The Principles and Practice of Rehabilitation Psychiatry (2nd edn)’ – edited by Frank Holloway, Sridevi Kalidindi, Helen Killaspy and Glenn Roberts

The UCL Division of Psychiatry is holding an Open Afternoon on 15th July 2015 from 1pm until 5pm for offer holders on the MSc in Clinical Mental Health Sciences Research and Mental Health Sciences Research. We also welcome people who are still in the application process and would like to hear some detailed presentations about the course content, and people who are thinking seriously about applying. Lunch is from 1pm to 2pm, and there will then be presentations from the course team and module leads on the course content and structure and on student experiences at UCL.

To register to attend, please contact our course administrator Chris Coup – c.coup@ucl.ac.uk

Further information:

The UCL MSc in Mental Health Sciences Research

The UCL MSc in Clinical Mental Health Sciences

Division of Psychiatry at UCL