The Think Positive Hub brings together all of the projects, services, resources and news relating to student mental health in one place, for students and those who support them to easily access.
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Student blog: Flying Solo
student blog offering mental health and wellbeing tips for students moving into their first student home, whether that’s for university or college.
Local Suicide Prevention Planning and Implementation Toolkit
Suicide Prevention Scotland have produced a Local Suicide Prevention Planning and Implementation Toolkit which features sections on topics relating to the development and implementation of a local suicide prevention action plan.
You First: staff wellbeing podcast series
Public Health Scotland and Suicide Prevention Scotland have developed a four-part podcast series aimed at those across our Scottish workforce who are working on sensitive and emotive topics and issues or with potentially upsetting data and information.
Momentum Works – Bipolar Support for Students
Momentum Works is a new peer-led project from Bipolar Scotland, that aims to support people with bipolar in the workplace and students studying at college or university.
Suicide Prevention: Enabling Conversations toolkit
The Enabling Conversations toolkit offers practical tips on creating safe spaces, finding trusted people to talk to, and building confidence to express feelings in ways that feel comfortable.
Think Positive Impact Report 2024-25
Think Positive launch Impact Report highlighting key highlights and learnings from the academic year 2024-2025.
Embedding Mental Health Inclusion in Pre-Registration Education
See Me Scotland are launching their new anti-stigma intervention resource for university course leaders and lecturers in mental healthcare disciplines.
SMHA FAQs
Here we’ve brought together a list of frequently asked questions about the Student Mental Health Agreement project. If you cannot find your query below please contact us.
Money: information and support for students
Money: listing sources of information and support for students studying in Scotland