IPS Position Statement – regarding LGBTQA
Position Statement of Indian Psychiatric Society regarding LGBTQA
In 2018, the Indian Psychiatric Society had supported the decriminalization of homosexuality and LGBTQA spectrum from Sec. ...
IPS Position Statement Regarding LGBTQ
The Indian Psychiatric Society has in 2018 categorically stated that homosexuality is not a disease and must not be regarded as such. All forms of 'treatment/therapy' (including individual ...
IPS Position Statement on COVID-19 Pandemic – Mental Health Issues
The IPS recognizes the vital role of emotional health at all stages of the pandemic and in all groups of population. The emotional impact of the behavioral changes, the care of the persons ...
IPS Position Statement for Government on COVID-19
The Indian Psychiatric Society (IPS), recognizes the vital role of emotional health at all stages of the pandemic and in all groups of population. The emotional impact of the behavioral changes ...
IPS Position Statement on Dermatoglyphics Multiple Intelligence Test
The Indian Psychiatric society (IPS) is the largest representative body of psychiatrists and mental health professionals in India and it denounces Dermatoglyphics Multiple Intelligence Test ...
IPS Position Statement on Neuro-developmental Disorders
The Indian Psychiatric Society would like to reiterate that psychiatrists have been certifying children, adolescents and adults with intellectual disability(previous nomenclature - mental ...
IPS: Position Statement on Use of Buprenorphine for treatment for Opioid Dependence
The Indian Psychiatric Society recognizes that Opioid Dependence is a significant public health challenge in India, as reported by the Government of India in its recent report – Magnitude of ...
The IPS Archive
All notices, announcement and events of the IPS are now archived for future reference and are availabe in a searchable format for registered members of the society.
