The heart and soul of psychiatry are intimately concerned with the human endeavour to connect with and care for people in profound states of mental distress. At its best, psychiatry is based upon the offer of a respectful, compassionate and understanding relationship, in support of personal recovery.
To achieve this, Psychiatrists, in fact all doctors and healthcare workers, need safe opportunities to cultivate core human qualities such as care, kindness and compassion alongside a skilled application of theory and treatments, both are needed.
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