Most of our resources are available to order for free as hard copies (Scotland only) or can be downloaded from this website.
If you require information and resources in a different format please contact us
A Chance for Change
Report
This report details your feedback and a number of outcomes you told us you want to see from the refresh of the Scottish Government's Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy.
Making engagement more meaningful infographic
Tools
A nifty infographic highlighting the key points that you said makes engagement meaningful.
Recovery Conversation Café
Tools
This toolkit supports you to run your own recovery conversation café. It helps you to engage with people in a meaningful way to find out what is important to them.
What makes peer support unique?
Animation, Transcript
We asked people from across Scotland what makes peer support unique? This short animation highlights what they said.
What makes engagement meaningful?
Report
We hosted three national discussion events. The events focused on gathering views and experiences on what makes engagement truly meaningful. This interim report shares your feedback and insights.
What we Nourish will Flourish
Podcast, Transcript
Grampian Public Empowerment Group are working to create change around traditional consultation approaches, to develop more meaningful lived experience involvement through co-production.
Making Recovery Real in Dundee 6 years on
Podcast, Transcript
Launched in 2015 this initiative continues to use a co-production approach that puts people with lived experience at the centre of decision making, service design and practice development.
Scottish Recovery Network Strategic plan
Film, Report
A new future for mental health outlines how we will work with others to create a recovery focused mental health system that is powered by lived experience and embraces peer support.
Empowering connections guide
Tools
This guide provides tips for running online peer support groups. It is a result of the wealth of shared learning and experiences of over 400 participants.
What’s next for recovery?
Film, Report
This report outlines your views on a vision and strategy for mental health recovery in Scotland. It was developed as a result of a programme of national engagement.
