15th November 2017
It’s Anti-Bullying Week 2017
Aaron was bullied endlessly from a young age for being ‘different’, and it destroyed her. Read her story.
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9th November 2017
Book launch - Tigerish Waters in partnership with SAMH
Sophie Reilly aged 21 tragically took her life last year. Her struggle to make sense of her illness was left in a series of …
7th November 2017
Scotland’s first Mentally Healthy College launched in Glasgow
23rd October 2017
Scotland’s young people to help improve mental health services
Children, young people and their families with a direct experience of the current CAMHS (Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services) system are being asked to …
20th October 2017
The power of listening is often overlooked
Earlier this month we took the Going To Be campaign to the SNP Conference. SAMH media volunteer Caitlin-Jay spoke alongside Minister for Childcare and Early …
12th October 2017
Make the change in your life, before your life changes you
This week is World Mental Health Week and the theme is ‘Mental health in the workplace’. Neil Nairn, a Jog Leader with jogscotland blogs about the …
11th October 2017
A Mentally Healthy College supporting Glasgow students
SAMH and Glasgow Clyde College launched a Mentally Healthy College Community project earlier this year and in four months over 200 staff have been trained …
10th October 2017
It’s World Mental Health Day
Our Corporate Partnerships Manager, Sarah Nicholson, blogs about workplace wellbeing for World Mental Health Day.
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.
