One week to go until See Me’s national conference

Next week, we’re hosting our first national conference since 2021, bringing together key figures in the mental health sphere and people with diverse lived experience to explore how we can work together to shift the dial on mental health stigma and discrimination.  

And there’s still a chance to be a part of it.  

Taking place on Wednesday 1 October at the Studio in Glasgow’s city centre, Shifting the Dial: Scotland’s Conference on Mental Health Stigma and Discrimination will bring together people with lived experience of mental health problems and illness, community members and leaders, employers, advocates and people who are involved in policy and practice improvement within services, with the shared ambition to end mental health stigma and discrimination through collective action. 

Participants  will also have the chance to hear from Scotland’s Minister for Social Care and Mental Wellbeing, Tom Arthur MSP, who will be delivering a keynote speech in the morning session. 

The full-day programme will provide opportunities for you to consider the impact of mental health stigma and the action you can take to tackle it, through thought-provoking guest speakers, panel discussions, interactive workshops, and networking. Lunch will be provided. 

Sign up to secure your space.