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Voices Through The Lens research project
A new project has been launched to help young, ethnic minority people explore their experiences of mental health stigma and discrimination through photography.
Student Mental Health & Wellbeing Transition Fund Guidance
More information about the one-year Student Mental Health and Wellbeing Transition Fund.
Peer Connects: peer support in services and crisis support
Scottish Recovery Network are hosting Peer Connects - a trio of free participatory online events to connect, share and learn with people passionate about the power of peer support.
Corporate Parenting in Colleges
College Development Network are offering a free, online course for all staff working in colleges and students' associations focused on Corporate Parenting.
Living with Trauma: A new short film
Premiered at the Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival, this short film, created by the With Us, For Us Lived Experience Group, uses storytelling, photography, and artwork to explore different experiences of living with trauma
With Us, For Us Project
With Us, For Us provided an opportunity for people living with trauma and/or have been given a diagnosis of personality disorder to share their experiences of accessing services and their ideas for improvement. A Lived Experience Project Group (LEPG) w …
SAMH suicide guides
SAMH have released two guides exploring how to live with your thoughts, or how to support someone else experiencing similar thoughts.
Trauma Management and Positive Relationships: SCCR marks World Teachers Day
Cyrenians Scottish Centre for Conflict Resolution (SCCR) will mark World Teachers Day with two events led by educators. Both events seek to encourage teachers to nurture emotional health and wellbeing, their own and that of their students.
Snack-size self care
This session was all about Glasgow Caledonian University's Snack-size self care project.
