29th May 2020
Blog | SAMH’s response to the Scottish Mental Health Law Review
Hear from Senior Public Affairs Officer, Suzi Martin, on how SAMH is putting the voices of our service users at the heart of our efforts …
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Check out our latest news, blog posts and press releases for all the latest in the Mental Health sector and SAMH.
If you have a media enquiry please email the communications team: communications@samh.org.uk or call: 0141 530 1000.
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8th May 2020
Blog | tried and tested strategies
SAMH Media volunteer Aillen, shares what's been working for her when it comes to her mental health and coronavirus.
1st May 2020
Blog | Coronavirus and my mental wellbeing
Hear from Neil, who volunteer's at SAMH's Changing Room project about how he’s managing his mental wellbeing during the current pandemic.
15th April 2020
Blog | Coronavirus advice on staying well when social distancing
We asked Dr Chris Pell, Chair of the Royal College of Psychiatrist’s Scotland Adult Psychiatry Faculty, to answer a few questions on staying well when social …
10th April 2020
Social care changes during the coronavirus crisis
In our latest blog, Craig Smith, Public Affairs Officer at SAMH, explores changes to social care during the coronavirus crisis.
9th April 2020
Update on our front line services
In recent weeks, the nature of SAMH’s service delivery has changed, in order to protect our staff, service users and volunteers.
9th April 2020
Study launched to understand mental health implications of COVID-19
The University of Glasgow is leading a new study, in partnership with Samaritans and SAMH, into the mental health and wellbeing effects of the COVID-19 …
3rd April 2020
Coronavirus advice for parents and carers from Dr Elaine Lockhart
We know that many people are worried about coronavirus, so we asked Dr Elaine Lockhart, Chair of the Royal College of Psychiatrist’s Child and Adolescent Mental …
Campaigning for change
We believe that everyone has the right to be treated with dignity, respect and equality.
By promoting our campaigns, emailing or speaking to your MSP or attending group lobbying events you can help transform the lives of those affected by mental health problems and get us all thinking about our own mental health.
