'see me' has developed a campaign aiming to reduce and eventually remove the stigma associated with mental ill health in Scottish workplaces. We have designed and engaged in an approach that we hope will anchor anti-stigma work in your workplace, and which can be used by you.

• We are using high profile radio advertising, alongside a set of four images, produced as posters and postcards.
• We want these to grab people’s attention, prompting discussion and putting the issue on the radar where you work.

View the campaign materials

Listen to the radio adverts

• We have a close alliance with Scottish  Centre for Healthy Working Lives
• We are working with partners in the National Programme for Improving Mental Health And Wellbeing, developing practical approaches to improving workplace mental health alongside this campaign. These include Mental Health First Aid and Mental Health In The Workplace Training.
• We have built successful relationships with local areas, involving workplaces and strategic partners to assist the delivery of the campaign in local activities. Look at case studies, and good practice in the library section.
• We have used targeted research to back up the campaign advertising and add a Scottish perspective. This was delivered alongside the personal stories of real people who had experienced either stigma, or excellent practice in their work life.
• We continue to evaluate and refine our message to make sureit makes good business sense, as well as having giving a moral case for action.

There are a number of ways in which anybody can be involved in this campaign…

See what stigma actually feels like... read first hand accounts of what it actually feels like.
Share your experience... if you have experienced stigma in the workplace; tell us your story.
Download screensavers, and wallpapers giving an anti-stigma message, and use these at work.
Download 'see me' fact sheets, and resources developed by other campaigns, offering practical advice on managing people with mental health problems.
Order campaign materials, free of charge, and display them in your workplace.
If you would like to talk about delivering anti-stigma work in your workplace, or getting your workplace involved with campaign development, get in touch.
If you would like to share good practice or good experiences in your workplace, get in touch.
Use our links to find out more information on mental health in the workplace, and mental health problems in detail.