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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Blog: Trauma Informed Practice
Being trauma-informed is about embedding values of safety, choice, collaboration, empowerment and trust into all aspects of a college or university: the physical environment, every contact, relationship, interaction with staff and students.
Report: Colleges’ approach to tackling Gender Based Violence and Harassment
Colleges Scotland and College Development Network recently released the findings of their survey report 'Colleges' approach to tackling Gender Based Violence and Harassment'.
Blog: Psychosocial support
Psychosocial support looks at our psyche – who we are as individuals - and the socio - the environment in which we live.
Neurodiversity Celebration Week
This year, CDN’s EDI Strategic Network have launched the campaign 'Celebrating Neurodiversity in Action'. It will run from 17-23 March and is aimed at engaging students, staff, and the wider community through educational resources, interactive activities, podcasts and inspiring stories.
Time Space Compassion podcast series
Time Space Compassion, a podcast by Suicide Prevention Scotland explores how three simple words can make a difference to people experiencing suicidal crisis.
Think Positive project win at Mental Health & Wellbeing Awards Scotland
We are delighted to share that the Think Positive project has been recognised for its work in supporting student mental health, winning the Outstanding Impact in Education Award at the Mental Health and Wellbeing Scotland Awards 2025.
LGBT Youth Scotland support and resources
LGBT Youth Scotland support LGBTQ+ young people in all aspects of their lives through the provision of youth work, and they support them to use their voice to create change in equality and human rights. They have a range of support available for young people.
Understanding Eating Problems
SAMH have recently launched a new resource containing helpful information, tips and useful organisations to help you or someone you support to understand eating problems.
Trauma and suicide prevention webinar
Scottish Government, COSLA, Suicide Prevention Scotland and the Improvement Service are hosting an online event focusing on joining the dots between embedding a trauma-informed approach, suicide prevention and supporting people affected by suicidality and self harm.
