Well, this year definitely didn’t go the way you originally planned. From exam fiascos, months out of school to cancelled summer holiday plans, what happened to 2020? Young Scots share their 2020 on pause.
Tag: mental health
World Mental Health Day 2020: Mental health for all
Today (10 October) is World Mental Health Day. A day recognised ever year to highlight the importance of looking after our mental health, the support available and what needs to be done to provide more support.
Mental health: It’s time to mind yer heid
Mental health has never been more important than now and it’s crucial you and your pals know you’re not alone. Stormzy to Lewis Capaldi, even the biggest stars in the world are taking the time to mind their mental health and wellbeing. https://www.instagram.com/p/CA-XJAzFp2W/
Raising awareness of suicide prevention and reaching out on World Suicide Prevention Day
Today is World Suicide Prevention Day, a campaign that takes place every year to raise awareness of suicide prevention and the support resources available.
Mental health: Understanding anxiety as you return to school
As you return to school, feelings of stress and anxiety are normal, but it can be hard to recognise them or know how to react if this is the first time.
Results day: The importance of self care in staying positive
As you await your results coming tomorrow (4 August), looking after your physical and mental health is extremely important. Grab a cuppa and get ready to relax in the lead up to your results.
Supporting mental health during COVID-19
During stressful times as these, it’s more important than ever to look after your mental health and make it as much of a priority as your physical health.
SCOTT HUTCHISON: “While I’m alive, I’ll make tiny changes to earth”
Education and discussions on mental health are imperative, and one charity is working to help make tiny changes to your mental health.
Raising awareness this Children’s Mental Health Week
This week (3-9 February) is Children’s Mental Health Week, where we raise awareness of the issues facing young people in society today, and encourage our friends and ourselves to open up about how we’re feeling.