4th April 2019
The Changing Room at Hibs - One Year On
One year on from the launch of The Changing Room at Hibs, a project which is bringing together men in their middle years to take …
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12th March 2019
New report finds that Universal Credit is not working for people with mental health problems
A new report from SAMH has found that Universal Credit is causing hardship and emotional distress for people with mental health problems.
5th March 2019
SAMH Comment on Psychological Therapies Waiting Times
Scotland was the first country in the world to set waiting times targets for psychological therapies, but the 18 week target is still not being …
28th January 2019
A Brand New Year
SAMH volunteer Jess writes about why she's looking at the New Year at as a chance to continue good wellbeing and doing the stuff she enjoys.
25th January 2019
Review is step towards better mental health education
This week the Scottish Government published the results and recommendations from their PSE (Personal and Social Education) review, with a Ministerial Statement from Education Secretary …
19th December 2018
SAMH Comment on Mental Health Plans
SAMH Comment on Mental Health Plans
29th November 2018
A rethink required on Universal Credit
The UK Government should rethink their draft regulations on Universal Credit.
27th November 2018
Five Ways to Christmas Wellbeing
Hear from SAMH Fundraiser, Kris Kelly, about how to look after your wellbeing using SAMH’s Five Ways to Better Mental Health - with a Christmas twist.
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