What is it? Over the past two years, See Me and Think Positive have worked in partnership to adapt See Me See Change for colleges and universities, supporting a whole‑institution approach to tackling mental health stigma and discrimination. Reducing stigma associated with mental health is a common priority for colleges and universities across Scotland and central to their strategies and Student …
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Embedding Mental Health Inclusion in Pre-Registration Education
New event from See Me Scotland See Me Scotland are launching their new anti-stigma intervention resource for college and university course leaders and lecturers in mental healthcare disciplines. The resource is for practitioners who are passionate about ending mental health stigma and discrimination and have a role to play in healthcare workforce development. The materials are designed …
Anti-Stigma Sessions by See Me
See Me have developed Anti-Stigma Sessions showcasing some of the work that individuals, communities and partners are taking forward to reduce stigma and discrimination in Scotland through monthly online Anti-Stigma Sessions. They share learning from projects and research across Scotland from See Me, volunteers, partners and supporters. They profile leaders in the anti-stigma space, sharing innovation …
Time To Talk Day
If you haven’t been involved in Time to Talk Day before, it is an annual campaign running across the whole of the UK, designed to get people talking about mental health. Due to the stigma that still exists, mental health can be an uncomfortable topic for some people, putting them off opening up and getting …
See Me See Change
About See Me See Change in schools See Me See Change (SMSC) is a whole institution approach that has been developed by See Me (Scotland’s national mental health anti-stigma programme) through a combination of co-production with young people, piloting the approach with various institutions and local authorities across Scotland, and input from a range of …
