
Health in Mind is running a range of wellbeing workshops and courses across the Scottish Borders over the coming months, offering practical support for people experiencing anxiety, stress and other common mental health challenges.
Taking place in Kelso, Galashiels, Peebles and Eyemouth, the sessions provide opportunities to learn new coping strategies, build resilience and connect with others in supportive community settings.
A variety of courses are currently open for registration, covering topics including anxiety management, stress management, mindfulness, resilience and overall wellbeing.
The workshops aim to provide safe and welcoming spaces where people can learn more about their mental health, reflect on their experiences and discover approaches that may support their wellbeing.
Spaces are limited and anyone interested in attending is encouraged to register as early as possible.
Alongside the workshops and courses, short waiting times are currently available for one-to-one mental health support and peer support services in the Scottish Borders.
The services are available to adults aged 18 and over experiencing mild to moderate emotional or mental health difficulties. Support focuses on developing coping strategies and self-management tools, with up to 10 weeks of personalised support available.
Sessions can be delivered in person, online or by telephone and are tailored to the individual’s needs and circumstances.
For those looking to find out more about local mental health and wellbeing support, Information Stations are available each month in communities across the Borders.
The drop-in sessions offer a welcoming space to access information, self-help resources, community connections and signposting to relevant local services. No appointment is required.
People can self-refer or be referred by someone else to access workshops, courses or one-to-one support. For more information or to register an interest, contact Health in Mind online or call 0131 225 8508.