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EdGMH

A blog from the University of Edinburgh, from and for scholars, practitioners, and all those interested in Global Mental Health.
 
Edinburgh Global Mental Health Student and Alumni Network

Edinburgh Global Mental Health Student and Alumni Network

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Welcome to the EdGMH Collective!

A blog from the University of Edinburgh, from and for scholars, practitioners, and the wider community of Global Mental Health (GMH).

About Us

The Edinburgh Global Mental Health Collective (EdGMH, for short) emerged from a joint vision of students, alumni, and staff of the University’s Global Mental Health and Society MSc programme to build upon the supportive community...

Meet the Team

Meet the members of our EdGMH steering group! These students, alumni, and staff are enthusiastically working to build and develop the EdGMH Collective into a community resource. If you wish to get involved, please get...

Contributors

The core of EdGMH will be its contributors, blog authors in the GMH field keen to share their experiences, projects, collaborations, creative outputs, honest journeys, and helpful advice. We will soon be releasing formalized calls...

Read our latest posts:

Learning to Thrive on the GMH MSc

During Covid, I was lucky enough to study on the brand new Global Mental Health and Society MSc. I was curious about how it was...
Read More "Learning to Thrive on the GMH MSc"

Global Mental Health Awareness Day

Today is Global Mental Health Awareness Day. A time when we shine a brighter light on this incredibly prevalent global challenge that impacts one in...
Read More "Global Mental Health Awareness Day"

Welcome!

Welcome to the Edinburgh Global Mental Health Collective! Hello, readers! This blog is an introduction to our new EdGMH Collective site and resource. Here we...
Read More "Welcome!"
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