15th March 2022
SAMH comment on latest CAMHS stats
Today new figures showed that 23.15% of referrals to Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) were rejected for the quarter ending December 2021.
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2nd March 2022
5 Years of Partnership - SAMH and jogscotland
SAMH and scottishathletics are celebrating the fifth anniversary of a partnership that has supported the wellbeing of thousands of Scots.
22nd December 2021
Festive wellbeing tips from SAMH media volunteers
The festive season isn't always jolly, so here's some of the SAMH media volunteers with their tips on looking after your wellbeing this winter.
21st December 2021
Winter Wellbeing: Top Ten Tips
ExpeerienceCounts Peer Support Worker Jim McEwan is sharing his own top ten tips on ways you can protect your wellbeing around this time of year.
7th December 2021
SAMH comment on new CAMHS stats
SAMH chief executive, Billy Watson, comments on new figures which show that too many young people are still being rejected from Child and Adolescent Mental …
3rd December 2021
BLOG | Social care in Scotland is changing – and it certainly needs to
SAMH Senior Policy and Research Officer Craig Smith talks about what the Scottish Government's proposed National Care Service will mean for social care and what …
19th November 2021
BLOG | Celebrating The Changing Room men
Almost four years on from the first session of The Changing Room, SAMH Project Manager Christopher Nicholson, reflects on how far the programme has come, …
4th November 2021
Together Through Tough Times research published
New research from our partnership with Co-op finds that more than 1 in 3 people in Scotland feel they don’t have the support or tools to …
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