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    1. Royal College of Psychiatrists‏Verified account @rcpsych 3 Jul 2019

      in today's first post-lunch split session at #RCPsychIC we're looking at LGBTQ+ issues - mental health, training and workforce development. @gibb_jonathan chairing!pic.twitter.com/m1FfiXVeOd

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    2. Royal College of Psychiatrists‏Verified account @rcpsych 3 Jul 2019

      first we have @CRichardsPsych talking about gender diversity. good news - transgender is no longer considered a mental health disorder in the ICD11. #RCPsychICpic.twitter.com/ySrAtFpLBv

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      Royal College of Psychiatrists‏Verified account @rcpsych 3 Jul 2019

      .@CRichardsPsych is asked about rates of detransition. they've very very low, she says, and many who detransition then go on to transition fully. sometimes this can be considered part of that person's process. #RCPsychICpic.twitter.com/zMre0JmHLP

      7:14 AM - 3 Jul 2019
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        2. Royal College of Psychiatrists‏Verified account @rcpsych 3 Jul 2019

          next up is @KatharineRimes discussing research in LGBTQ+ mental health. #RCPsychICpic.twitter.com/enSYuGliGh

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        3. Royal College of Psychiatrists‏Verified account @rcpsych 3 Jul 2019

          looking at the implications of several recent studies - self esteem is a key target we need to work on - helping LGBT people build resilience. also addressing unhelpful beliefs both in LGBT people as well as their families. #RCPsychICpic.twitter.com/nM89nuctGp

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        4. Royal College of Psychiatrists‏Verified account @rcpsych 3 Jul 2019

          despite marriage equality and other improvements, LGBT young people are still being kicked out of their family home, receiving stigma and other issues. it can be tempting to think "it's better now" but we're not there yet, says @KatharineRimes at #RCPsychIC

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        5. Royal College of Psychiatrists‏Verified account @rcpsych 3 Jul 2019

          interesting findings in IAPT treatment outcomes. bisexual and lesbian women had poorer outcomes, as did bisexual men, but not gay men. racial minority LGB patients didn't have significantly different outcomes to white counterparts. #RCPsychICpic.twitter.com/8fOBtvH3Ce

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        6. Royal College of Psychiatrists‏Verified account @rcpsych 3 Jul 2019

          LGBT+ patients' perceptions of health professionals is key - can feel that there is a lack of knowledge, understanding, or reluctance to talk about relevant topics. need to work on this. #RCPsychICpic.twitter.com/UsYnxUaXN0

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        7. Royal College of Psychiatrists‏Verified account @rcpsych 3 Jul 2019

          in conclusion, we need more data on serial orientation and gender identity. we also need improved training for clinicians and more investigation into the disparities in treatment outcomes and access. #RCPsychICpic.twitter.com/uXckhDgD8G

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        8. Royal College of Psychiatrists‏Verified account @rcpsych 3 Jul 2019

          now Dr Elinor Hynes is talking about the importance of LGBTQ+ visibility in psychiatry. #RCPsychICpic.twitter.com/vfzsEqcd9k

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        9. Royal College of Psychiatrists‏Verified account @rcpsych 3 Jul 2019

          groups are important. some we join immediately - families. some are aspired to and joined voluntarily, such as careers. but the discovery that you're queer is often made alone, which can be isolating, explains Dr Elinor Hynes at #RCPsychIC

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        10. Royal College of Psychiatrists‏Verified account @rcpsych 3 Jul 2019

          becoming a psychiatrist took up a lot of their life, states Dr Hynes, until they stepped out for a period, to find people like themselves. #RCPsychIC

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        11. Royal College of Psychiatrists‏Verified account @rcpsych 3 Jul 2019

          Dr Elinor Hynes speaks to queer doctors - 'visibility and openness also gives our straight and cisgender colleagues a chance to ask us about our experiences, and can help them relate to their queer service users, friends and family' #RCPsychIC

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