Mental health and wellbeing
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Support organisations for mental health and wellbeing, outside NHS Highland.
The impact of stress and other mental illness on our relationships, our working lives and our physical health is huge. What you eat, how much you exercise, the environment that you live in, the quality of friendships you have, will affect your physical and mental health. If any of these elements are not positive, then this will affect how you think and feel about yourself.
Take time to develop the skills you need to keep you mentally well and physically healthy, by being clear about how you eat, exercise and relax. Recognise and develop the resilience skills you need, so that external forces are not detrimental to your physical and mental wellbeing.
Mental health and wellbeing resources
Support organisations for mental health and wellbeing, outside NHS Highland.
Related mental health pages
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Mental health and wellbeing
Support organisations for mental health and wellbeing, outside NHS Highland.
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Mental health - perinatal and infant
Pregnancy and having a baby can be an exciting time for new parents but can also be challenging and overwhelming at t...
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Mental health - child and adolescent
The Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) is based on the Raigmore Hospital site in Inverness.
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Mental health - adult
Community mental health teams that provide psychiatric, addiction and learning disability services are available acro...
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Mental health - older adults
The Older Adults Mental Health (OAMH) services provide the mental health response for older adults with complex needs...
Important: Highland Mental Wellbeing
Highland Mental Wellbeing is a list of both local and national services, information and training around the subject of mental health and wellbeing. It can be confusing to know where to start with online information, so it aims to help by highlighting some of the best websites and sources of help. It also provides information about training and resources for community/service volunteers or paid staff, in a 'helping' or supporting role.
Important: Mental health information at NHS inform
NHS inform provides a wealth of information on identifying, treating and managing mental health problems and disorders.
- Mental health - identifying, treating and managing mental health problems and disorders
- Get help with your mental health and wellbeing - including a guide to help you find support, and information about digital programmes:
- Mental health and wellbeing self-help guides - anxiety, grief, pain, depression, anger, sleep and phobias are covered in these interactive and practical self-help guides using Cognitive Behavioural Therapy