Mental wellbeing and coronavirus
Right now it may be harder to do the things you usually do to keep us well, but there are things you can do to look after your mental wellbeing during this time.
This is an unprecedented scenario, and it is okay to feel stressed or anxious. This is entirely normal, and it is highly likely that many of your family and friends will be feeling the same way.
We’ve put together the following resource links which you may find useful in protecting your mental wellbeing.
You can find more resources on mental health information and other resources in our dedicated coronavirus information hub.
Coping with stress during coronavirus
The World Health Organization has put together tips for coping with stress during coronavirus
If you urgently need help
We’ve put together a list of organisations who can help if you need to speak to someone.
Staying mentally healthy when working from home
12 tips on how to get the most out of working from home while looking after yourself and your mental health.
Mental health and isolation
Tips to help you protect your mental health during self-isolation
Mental health information during coronavirus
Mental health information which could be useful in these difficult times.
Helping loved ones with their mental health
Information to help your support family and friends with their mental health
Mindfulness: free guided meditation
The Mindfulness Association is hosting free daily sessions online which are open to everyone.
Blog | Coronavirus advice for parents and carers
Dr Elaine Lockhart from the Royal College of Psychiatrists shares advice for families with young people with existing mental health problems.
Coping with changes
In our three part video series, SAMH's Laura Glennie talks about tips for coping with change for young people
