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Call for Views: Least Restrictive Practices – restraint in Mental Health Services

Have you experienced restraint or seclusion as a mental health inpatient? Do you care for someone who has? If so we would like your help.
Peace In A Pod taking shape at the Stafford Centre

City-wide fundraising effort leads to construction of new quiet outside space for counselling sessions at Support in Mind Scotland's popular Edinburgh Service
100 Streets Challenge Guide 2021
SiMS for Students Project - What are the benefits of volunteering?

For National Volunteers Week 'Support in Mind Scotland for Students' volunteers met for a chat about why volunteering is a positive experience for students. Here are some of their thoughts!

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#100StreetsChallenge. Registration for 2019 open NOW!

Sign up to our free challenge and discover what lies beyond your doorstep, one street at a time
Carers' Information Pack - Information for carers, friends and families

The Carers' Information Pack gives information to carers about mental illness and where to find support.
1 in 100 report: Living with schizophrenia and psychosis in Scotland

View the findings of Support in Mind Scotland’s “Living with Schizophrenia” survey published April 2015
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Forensic Mental Health Services

Forensic mental health services assess and treat people who are called ‘mentally disordered offenders’ under the Mental Health Act and who are detained in secure health facilities.
What is Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT)

Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) can help you manage your difficulties by changing the way you think and behave. It is mostly used to treat anxiety and depression but can also be used in the treatment of schizophrenia.

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