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Introducing SRN

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The Scottish Recovery Network (SRN) was formally launched in 2004 as an initiative designed to raise awareness of recovery from mental health problems.

Since then interest in the concept of recovery has increased greatly in Scotland. We now understand more about what recovery means to people and are thinking carefully about the implications for the way we support people with mental health issues.

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'Euthanasia in Scotland?' event: 29 May
20
May

Healthy Deaf Minds Scotland, in association with Deaf Action and the NHS Lothian hosted Scottish Mental Health Service for Deaf People, is holding an event in Edinburgh to discuss whether Scotland should consider euthanasia as a medical practice.

 
Easy read SDS guide and mental health strategy now available
20
May

Learning Disability Alliance Scotland (LDAS) and the Scottish Government have both recently launched easy read versions of information relating to current mental health policy.

 
Coming soon! Free 1-day workshops to develop recovery focused practice
13
May

Building on our previous Learning Network events, SRN in partnership with NHS Education for Scotland (NES) are running a series of new one-day workshops in Autumn 2013 to provide learning and networking opportunities around the subject of recovery and what best practice looks and feels like.