Logging in, using 'My details' and joining discussion groups

We have changed the login precedure for the new RCSLT website.

You will need to have registered with us your email address. If you have not done so, contact the RCSLT Membership Team with your name, membership number and email address (it is easiest if you email them with your details, from the email address you want to use).

The team will update your member record and this will enable you to access the members’ area of the website.

If you are using your email address but your password does not work…
…click the ‘Forgot password’ link in the login box

Enter your email address in to the box on the new screen and press “Send”. We will then send you a new password.

This password should give you access to the new website and your CPD diary.
(Please note that you may not be able to access the CPD diary during the first 24 hours after you have joined).

If you do not receive your password through the ‘Forgot password’ function, please check your email spam folder.

Can I use my old password?

Your old password should work but if it does not, use the ‘Forgot password’ function.

Can I specify my password?

Not at the moment but we are working on upgrading the system to accommodate this.
You can always use the ‘Forgot password’ function to request a new password.
These passwords are randomly generated – we do not know what they are, they are kept private to you, to protect your personal data.

Using the 'My details' section

We have also provided a useful guide to help you update your information in the 'My details' section. In this section you can update some of your personal information, such as your addresses, detail your publications, and tell us about your interests and specific interest group membership.

Please add as much detail as you can because this will help you to access the new discussion groups.

Join the discussion groups

The RCSLT discussion groups will give you the opportunity to discuss speech and language therapy with other RCSLT members.

Read the guide to help you use the discussion groups.