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Scots considering taking their lives should seek help, organisations urge

People considering taking their own life should seek help and those concerned for another should act, three Scottish organisations have urged, as they launched a new guide to help those worried that someone in their life is suicidal. The Scottish ...

08 Aug 2022 at 01:01

Scotland

Scottish Ballet conference to explore how dance can aid young people’s wellbeing

A ballet company is to hold a conference exploring how therapeutic dance can help young people’s wellbeing amid a “significant” increase in mental health problems. Scottish Ballet’s Moving Minds conference, which is being organised in ...

21 Feb 2022 at 01:25

William says ‘it’s good to get emotional’, during visit to mental health project

The Duke of Cambridge has said it is “good to get emotional”, as he met participants of a mental health project. During a visit to Hearts FC’s Tynecastle Stadium in Edinburgh on Thursday, William spoke with men involved in The ...

12 May 2022 at 14:55

Scotland

Yousaf hopes Scots will feel ‘inspired to cycle’ as championships get under way

First Minister Humza Yousaf has urged Scots to get involved as the world’s biggest cycling event gets under way. The UCI Cycling World Championships are due to start on Thursday, with the opening ceremony having taken place ...

02 Aug 2023 at 14:22

Mental wellbeing at lowest level on record, ‘stark’ survey shows

Mental wellbeing in Scotland is at its lowest level on record, a survey has suggested. The Scottish Health Survey, published on Tuesday by the Scottish Centre for Social Research and the Scottish Government, involved 4,394 ...

05 Dec 2023 at 14:36

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Still Game star writes house music track to raise money for mental health

A TV sitcom star is swapping high rises for house music as he prepares to release a new dance tune to raise money for a mental health charity. Ford Kiernan, who played Jack Jarvis in cult Scottish comedy Still Game for 20 ...

15 Feb 2024 at 00:01

Scotland

New research finds there has been progress in tackling mental health stigma

There has been “real progress” in tackling stigma around mental health in the last two decades, but more remains to be done, according to new research. A poll by See Me and Censuswide found there been a 60 percentage ...

31 Oct 2022 at 01:01

Scotland

Bring back face-to-face mental health treatment, demand campaigners

The Scottish Government has to make more progress in moving back towards face-to-face mental health treatment after the pandemic, campaigners have said. People suffering from mental health issues in the pandemic ...

21 Oct 2022 at 01:01

Scotland

Scots reporting mental health issues more than doubled in decade, census finds

The rate of reported mental health conditions among Scotland’s population has more than doubled, data from the census shows. Figures released on Thursday show 617,100 people reported having a mental health ...

03 Oct 2024 at 14:21

Scotland

Government won’t be complacent despite 11% suicide drop, says minister

The Government will not be complacent despite an 11% drop in probable suicides, a minister has said. According to statistics released by the National Records of Scotland on Tuesday, the number of probable ...

16 Sept 2025 at 13:49

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