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This includes journals, items from RCPsych Publications (books and multimedia), content from our eLearning Hub (including CPD eLearning and Trainees Online), public education materials (patient leaflets) and all of our website content.

If you want to reproduce any of this content, we are usually happy to give permission, though in many cases we will charge a fee.

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If you wish to reproduce excerpts from Royal College of Psychiatrists (RCPsych) journals published by Cambridge University Press, or request journal articles to be reprinted, please see our publishing permissions and general enquiries page.

Use of our mental health information (leaflets) and other content from our website

Content from ourmental health information section (sometimes referred to as 'leaflets') may be downloaded, printed out, photocopied and distributed free of charge as long as the Royal College of Psychiatrists is properly credited and no profit is gained from its use. Permission to reproduce it in any other way must be obtained from usby email. We do not allow reposting of this content on other sites, but allow them to be linked to directly.

Permission requests for anything else on the College website – including College Reports, Position Statements and Occasional Papers – should be sent topolicyandstandards@rcpsych.ac.uk.

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To enquire about the use of our logo or branding, please contactwebteam@rcpsych.ac.uk, but note that we do not generally give permission outside of specific arrangements with partner organisations, such as co-hosted events.