Across our membership, we have representation from all corners of the sector. This extends into the evidence and research these partners produce to inform policy makers and the public. Please find below what we intend to become an expanding hub of intelligence, broken down by subject areas:

 

 

Children and young people

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• Mental Health Foundation: Mapping interventions for children and young people experiencing bereavement, loss and grief

• Mental Health Foundation: Impacts of lockdown on the mental health of children and young people

 

 

Depression and self-harm

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• SAMH: Treatment and Support for Depression

• Samaritans: Hidden Too Long: uncovering Self-Harm in Scotland

 

 

Digital

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• Scottish Recovery Network: Meaningful Connections – how peer support in Scotland adapted to a digital world 

 

 

Equalities

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• British Psychological Society: From poverty to flourishing – Bringing psychology into action on poverty

 

 

Impact of Covid-19 pandemic

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• Mental Health Foundation: Coronavirus: Mental Health in the Pandemic study: a multi-wave, representative study of the mental health effects of the pandemic on adults in Scotland.

• SAMH: The Pandemic on Mental Health Services

• Scottish Recovery Network: Staying connected – Insights and inspiration from people across Scotland on staying well during and after lockdown 

• Scottish Recovery Network: Build Back Better – What a recovery mindset can offer the future Scotland’s mental health and wellbeing

 

 

Physical Health

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• Cross Party Group on Mental Health: Priorities for the physical wellbeing of people with mental health problems

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