Why should colleges and universities adopt a trauma informed culture? Trauma-informed colleges, universities and students’ associations understand that trauma is common, that it can impact people in many different ways. They work to put in place the structures, environments, policies, culture, relationships, services and responses that promote recovery. They also seek to address areas which can …
Think Positive
Blog: Psychosocial support
What is psychosocial support and why is it important for colleges, universities and students’ associations? Psychosocial support looks at our psyche – who we are as individuals – and the socio – the environment in which we live. It is an approach which considers our relationship with ourselves, yet also understands how we interact with …
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 developing and promoting student mental health support, winning the Outstanding Impact in Education Award at the Mental Health and Wellbeing Scotland Awards 2025. The awards, hosted by The Ajuda Foundation, celebrate individuals and organisations across Scotland who are …
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. The event will cover the following: The session is focused on bringing colleagues together to make links across these …
Risk Management for SMHA’s
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