The Dust of Everyday Life 2017: Therapy for challenging times

The Dust of Everyday Life 2017: Therapy for challenging times

“If the Scottish Mental Health Arts and Film Festival is a person, then the Dust of Everyday Life is its…
Healing Voices Screening

Healing Voices Screening

On Thursday 4 May, Scottish Recovery Network, the Scottish Mental Health Arts and Film Festival and Glasgow University Institute of…
SMHAFF Writing Competition Now Open!

SMHAFF Writing Competition Now Open!

We’re delighted to announce that the SMHAFF Writing Competition is now open for 2017. Now in its fourth year, the…
SHARE YOUR STORY

SHARE YOUR STORY

We are seeking submissions for a new book documenting the lives of trans people from across the world. The book…
The Dust of Everyday Life 2017

The Dust of Everyday Life 2017

We are delighted to announce the 2017 programme for The Dust of Everyday Life, the Mental Health Foundation’s annual symposium…
Declaration 2017

Declaration 2017

If we all have a ‘right to health’, how do we ensure that right is protected for everybody in society?…
Book Launch: Night Shift by Debi Gliori

Book Launch: Night Shift by Debi Gliori

SMHAFF and the Mental Health Foundation are delighted to support the launch of Night Shift, a new book exploring depression…
The Box: A Beautifully Raw Depiction of Inner Turmoil

The Box: A Beautifully Raw Depiction of Inner Turmoil

The double bill of The Box and Thinking in the First Person is proof that you do not need any set,…

Scottish Mental Health Arts & Film Festival

The festival takes place across Scotland throughout October each year, aiming to support the arts and challenge preconceived ideas about mental health. The 11th festival will take place from the 10th of October 2017, follow is on Facebook and Twitter for regular updates. 

‘Time’ was the theme for the 2016 festival, the very special 10th year, which took place in venues across Scotland from 10th - 31st October.

With annual attendances of over 25,000, the 2016 festival saw over 300 events staged throughout the country, including film, performing arts, literature, music and visual arts.

Check out the 2016 Festival trailer: