A woman who lives in Dennistoun, and suffers from bipolar and psychosis, says the cost of living crisis has worsened her mental health.
Now, Scotland's next first minister has been urged to increase spending on and staffing levels for mental health services. It comes as "deeply worrying" new research showed more than half of Scots are concerned about the impact of the cost-of-living crisis.
A poll carried out for the Royal College of Psychiatrists in Scotland found 52% of Scots are concerned about the impact rising prices are having on their mental health.