Humza Yousaf has been open about seeking support for his mental health.
In an interview ahead of the SNP’s conference in Aberdeen, Mr Yousaf said previous help he had sought for his mental health had built “resilience” and would be something he would return to in the future.
Speaking to Holyrood Magazine, he said he was not sure if he could have continued to be a minister if he had not sought help. “I don’t need to do it weekly as I was doing in the past, but people shouldn’t wait until a crisis moment to access counselling. The First Minister also said his therapist recommended he use an app to practice mindfulness, a type of meditation that attempts to focus the individual on being in the moment.
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