2nd October 2020
Research finds work more stressful since start of pandemic
More than half of Scotland’s working population have found work more stressful since the start of the pandemic, new research has revealed.
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25th September 2020
Statement: student pandemic restrictions
SAMH backs calls for increased mental health support for students in light of the recent restrictions across Scotland.
23rd September 2020
BLOG | Your rights when it comes to Access to Work
Our Public Affairs Assistant Hannah Brisbane, covers what you need to know about your rights when it comes to mental health and access to work, …
23rd September 2020
Impact of the pandemic on mental health services revealed
SAMH research shows that the pandemic has caused serious problems for people who need mental health services.
15th September 2020
SAMH calls for action ahead of suicide prevention debate
Suicide prevention is at the centre of everything we do. We are sharing our asks to improve Scotland's mental health.
10th September 2020
We’re united to prevent suicide
SAMH is proud to support Scotland’s new approach to suicide prevention.
25th August 2020
CEO Blog | How can Scotland’s mental health recover from coronavirus?
Billy Watson talks about the challenges the country faces in terms of mental health following the pandemic in his latest blog, ahead of next week's …
14th August 2020
Blog | Treatment and support: the importance of options and information
Our Senior Public Affairs Officer, Suzi Martin, shares key facts about treatment and support for mental health problems and some useful advice for anyone seeking …
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