The Royal College of Psychiatrists Podcast
Jul 2, 2026 · 48 min · 9 segments
In this episode of Children's Mental Health: Listen Up!, hosts Dr Elaine Lockhart and Dr Asilay Sekar are joined by Dr Guy Northover, Chair of the Child and Adolescent Faculty at the Royal College of…
Guy NorthoverGuest
Elaine LockhartHostJakeGuestAzlai SeckerHost
Yes, indeed, because this episode is going to focus on the really important clinical condition of psychosis, which can have such a significant impact on young people and sometimes even children under 12 in terms of their day-to-day functioning and also how they progress in terms of education and other aspects of their lives.
And he's also going to interview a young patient of his who has had the diagnosis of psychosis.
Indeed, like you said, psychosis is one of the most serious conditions in psychiatry, but also it's heavily stigmatised for several reasons.
And I think it's a great opportunity for us and also for those who will listen to this episode that they will get to hear about it, you know, from a more realistic kind of on the ground perspective and also...
Yes, indeed, because this episode is going to focus on the really important clinical condition of psychosis, which can have such a significant impact on young people and sometimes even children under 12 in terms of their day-to-day functioning and also how they progress in terms of education and other aspects of their lives.
And he's also going to interview a young patient of his who has had the diagnosis of psychosis.
Indeed, like you said, psychosis is one of the most serious conditions in psychiatry, but also it's heavily stigmatised for several reasons.
And I think it's a great opportunity for us and also for those who will listen to this episode that they will get to hear about it, you know, from a more realistic kind of on the ground perspective and also...
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