Thank you to everyone who attended the annual in person SEPSIG conference this November! The range of speakers was fantastic and well done to the poster prize winners.

🚨 Dose-response effects of aerobic exercise on reducing depression in patients with chronic illness and comorbid depression 🏃‍♂️ 📉 NEW #OpenAccess systematic review and meta-analysis 📄 Paper ➡️ https://t.co/4viGzfQsng

Reminder 🚨 🗓️ SEPSIG annual in person conference in 4 weeks time! 🏅 Trainee poster prize competition deadline on 22nd October ⬇️ More details https://t.co/Fy3RrHQclj

SEPSIG annual conference tickets NOW LIVE 🚨 Book here ⬇️ https://t.co/Fy3RrHQclj

“Athletes who prioritise purpose will tend to fare better from a wellbeing perspective, whereas those focused on PBs or podiums can be at a disadvantage.” World-renowned sports psychiatrist @DrAMistryPsych talks through his work with ASICS to help athletes achieve physical and

🚨 New from @rcpsych SEPSIG 🚨 Dr. Alan Currie & Dr. Steve Peters introduce our latest e-learning: “Fatigue in Sport: Overtraining Syndrome” – why it matters, how to spot it, and what to do. 📽 Watch now: https://t.co/NVHcx70a7n #SportsPsychiatry #CPD #Fatigue #SEPSIG

The tragic loss of cricket legend Graham Thorpe is a reminder that retirement from elite sport can bring hidden mental health challenges. This editorial explores issues of suicide and retirement from competitive sport. https://t.co/0WjXtFy8qr Need help? 📞 Samaritans 116 123

📢 Call for Papers 🧠💤 Special issue: Sleep Science in Sports Exploring sleep, physical activity & mental health in athletes & psychiatric patients. 🗓️ Deadline: 31 Aug 2025 🔗 Submit here: https://t.co/qKmYXhtoky #SportsPsychiatry #SleepScience #MentalHealth #SEPSIG

Mental and physical connectedness is central to this enthralling chat with @DrAllanJohnston. Listen in for insights on the role of psychiatry within sport and exercise medicine! 🧠 Tune in on Spotify and Podbean! #semacrossthemdt #sportandexercisemedicine

Fatigue syndromes are an area where physical and mental health intersect and it's important to develop a management plan to support recovery and return to sport. 'Fatigue in sport' is available now on the eLearning Hub! 🔗 https://t.co/nu7q9Z8Jbj @rcpsych_SEPSIG

📣 NEW Consensus 📄 International Olympic Committee consensus-driven guidelines for athlete mental health support at sporting events 🧠 🏃‍♀️ See below the Emergency Action Plan to support the recognition, management and disposition of an athlete presenting with signs and symptoms

SEPSIG champions parity of esteem between physical & mental health—aligned with the NHS 10-Year Plan & RCPsych strategy. Join us at the SEPSIG Conference on 3 Nov 2025 as we advance evidence-based, integrated care with sport & exercise at the core. 🧠🏃‍♀️ #SEPSIG #PreventionFirst

Fantastic to see this report from @MindCharity Access to exercise is vital for people with #mentalillness to stay well. It is their right and work like this really helps. #parityofesteem #mortalitygap @DrLadeSmith @rcpsych @rcpsych_SEPSIG https://t.co/d4lY60BHnR

🌟 Celebrating leadership in making physical activity safer & more inclusive for people with mental health problems 🌟 Brilliant work by Hayley Jarvis & team @MindCharity, championed by SEPSIG chair Dr Caz Nahman @rcpsych 📄 Read the guidance: https://t.co/R80j32FFOh #SEPSIG

Transparency matters 🔬 We’re sharing our latest journal metrics 📊 Impact Factor and top-cited content: https://t.co/suFDSbe7Zh 👈 By publishing reliable content, we strive to create a healthier world together. #JournalMetrics #BMJGroupImpact

Come and have a chat at the SEPSIG table in Meeting Room 1 at the RCPsych Congress! #SEPSIG

Protecting Mental Health in Sport Conference 2025- 1 week left for the discount early bird rate! Join colleagues in September for what promises to be an excellent event! BJSM Approved and CPD Awarded by the Faculty of Sport and Exercise Medicine UK. https://t.co/sCOxnD6M7n

SEPSIG 17 Newsletter: Volume 2! We are delighted to share our latest June 2025 newsletter with you. 📰 https://t.co/pDWqcCPPa0 #SEPSIG #SportAndExercisePsychiatry #RCPsych

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High quality research continues to shape sports psychiatry. Focusing on a relevant research agenda helps to create purposeful and effective interventions for the future. 🏅🎾🏸 Read the full PDF here: https://t.co/f2F5o6h8wU