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[BLOG] Running for mental resilience 

(This was first writtent as a Guest Blog for Men's 10k).

Running has always been an integral part of human existence; from chasing, or being chased by, wild animals in the African Savannah to carrying important messages between the city states in Ancient Greece. I am not sure when we started to run for leisure, but by 776 BC a games was held in Olympia, with the stadion (a short sprint the length of the stadium) as its only event.

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Beyond Blue:  My Name is Anxiety

Our partner campaign in Australia, Beyond Blue, launched a new campaign this week ‘Get to know anxiety’.  The film ‘My Name Is Anxiety’ will be shown on TV and in cinemas, and the campaign is based on a large piece of online research that Beyond Blue carried out last year.  If you’d like to comment on the campaign, please visit our Facebook page. 

[BLOG] Are friends and family incorrectly grouped together?

‘see me’s latest web poll asked people ‘How comfortable would YOU feel talking about your own mental health to a friend or family member?’ and while the results reflect other previous surveys on how people behave when it comes to mental health, probably the most interesting insights in this poll came from comments on our Facebook page.

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[BLOG] Five films, many conversations 

‘see me’s current “Just Listen” campaign is aimed at helping people feel more comfortable discussing mental health with someone close to them.  This builds on our previous work highlighting how important support from friends and family is to those who experience mental ill-health.

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LIVINGSTON BASED SEH EUROPE PLEDGES THEIR SUPPORT

Livingston employer Shin-Etsu Handotai Europe (SEH Europe) has become the latest business to publicly pledge its commitment to join ‘see me’ in tackling the stigma and discrimination associated with mental ill-health.

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[Guest Blog] No Damp Spirits!!

I’ve been involved as a volunteer Community Coach with St. Johnstone for about 3 years now and one of the projects I’ve been involved in is a regular football coaching programme for an adult Mental Health Group.

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Carers' Information Pack from Support in Mind Scotland

Support in Mind Scotland, one of the founding member of the 'see me' Alliance Group, have just released a Carers' Information Pack.

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CAT CUBIE & JAI MCDOWALL SUPPORT OUR LATEST CAMPAIGN

Scottish TV personality Cat Cubie and former Britain’s Got Talent winner Jai McDowall have got behind our latest "Just Listen" campaign in a bid to encourage people across Scotland to talk about mental ill-health, and to listen to what is said. Talking openly about mental ill-health isn’t always easy but with someone there to listen, it could change a life.

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