World Mental Health Day 2026 is today, 10 October, so it feels right for now to be the time to talk about mental health in students, and mostly share my own experience…
More
I think that most advice given can be argued as repetitive and cliché. I also think that the concept of ‘finding who you are’ and ‘it’s okay to not know what you…
More
BRAW Issue 5: Writer Jess explores the importance of her local woodlands in relation to Mind, Mood, and Mentality.…
More
Fergus Crawley undertakes 10 Ironman trialthlons across 10 cities in 10 days to mark 10 years since his suicide attempt, hoping to raise £122,000 for CALM.…
More
“Submission Posted: Politics Essay…” is the notification that caused it. A buzz of my phone in the middle of a lecture. My heart does its usual jump at such a notification, my…
More
The Loch View Wellbeing Suite on campus helps you get away from it all. Read more in this issue of Cosy Corner.…
More
Bipolar Scotland is fighting to make Scotland a more accessible and empathetic place for people with Bipolar Disorder. Brig sat down with the charity's CEO and a service user to understand the…
More
Winter blues are a period were someone suffers from a bout of depression from the seasonal shift. It is also known as SAD, seasonal affective disorder.…
More
Exploring personal struggles with mental health, highlighting the solace found in nature and the gradual journey towards healing and self-acceptance.…
More
In the midst of a post-pandemic Scotland and a cost-of-living crisis, university students’ mental health is now more than ever in need of sufficient support through counselling and mental health services provided…
More