National Management Team

Highland: Bruce Armstrong

Development: Gail Rhind

Innovation: Susan McWalter

Finance: Susan Duncan

Fundraising & Comms: Colin Leslie

Director of Policy & Public Affairs: Jim Hume

Dumfries & Galloway: Emma Scott

Fife & Tayside: Steve Urquhart

Edinburgh: Michele Mason

Mental Health UK Project Lead: Laura Gulliver

Mental Health UK Project Lead

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Locality Manager, Highlands
My Experience of Caring for Someone with Schizophrenia

Lee cares for her son who lives with schizophrenia. She is keen to share her powerful personal story to illustrate the reality of caring for someone with serious mental illness and to increase awareness of the condition, which affects 1 in 100 of adults in their lifetime.
Practitioners (Suicide Bereavement Support) Highland
Employability Services Project Worker, Dumfries

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Edinburgh Services: Stafford Centre
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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.
Fife Services
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.
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
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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