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Improving student mental wellbeing and tackling the stigma attached to mental illness.

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12th October 2020

World Mental Health Day – 2020

There has been much research published on the positive impact of art, in all its forms, on boosting positive mental health and wellbeing. This World Mental Health Day, Reena, one of our Student Health Project Coordinators, spoke to the lovely Sally Nimmo, a mental health activist, artist and technology expert on her views of mental health and the arts and what’s been her go-to creative outlet during lockdown.

22nd September 2016

See Me Campaign #MyUnfilteredLife

See Me have launched a new campaign encouraging people to share both the highs and the lows with #MyUnfilteredLife on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.

22nd February 2016

Scotland’s Mental Health First Aid Training

Earlier this year chemistry student Caitlin completed the Scottish Mental Health First Aid training course through her voluntary role with See Me.

17th February 2016

Ending Stigma and Discrimination on Campus

We wanted to find out more about the experiences students have of stigma and discrimination, and the impact these experiences have on their education and lives…

4th April 2014

Student Mental Health Ambassadors: A Model to Build On?

Think Positive Ambassador Heather’s blog for SeeMe Scotland.

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We want to keep you up to date with our work and the landscape for student mental health in Scotland.

We also want to share the voices and experience of staff and students in Education. This blog area is where we will publish blogs and other content from you.

Get in touch if you would like to write something: thinkpositive@nus-scotland.org.uk

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