People with mental health issues have experienced some form of “STIGMA and DISCRIMINATION.”
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STIGMA AND DISCRIMINATION ABUSED BY MEDIA
Worst of all, the media shows people with mental illness as incompetent, dangerous, and undeserving, which deters everyone from understanding each other. Enough is enough!
The Peer Standard⚖️
There is an unspoken, covert, and arbitrary standard for working in the mental health community.
Use of Metaphors in the Therapy office 🕵️♂️
The problem runs as deep as what practitioners face when practicing psychotherapy
LABOR DAY OR LABOUR DAY ?
Labor Day or Labour Day, which is correct?
Our Health and Identity: Choosing Happiness☯️
Our evolution is not a gift bestowed by good fortune
The Fear of Self-Disclosure🗣
Share, feel free to disclose all aspects of your lived experience and mental health history.
Dating💘 with a diagnosis☣️
Simply stated, dating with a diagnosis is much more complicated, problematic, and riddled with more expectations and appropriate use of self-disclosure than healthy courting.
Manifest Lane Park🌳
I began to hear, think about, and approach the world based on these new and emerging delusions—they pulled me into a distorted reality.
This is what the Mental Health system does…
The words used to talk about mental health matter.
Operation Psych-OUT
Back then, before the last discharge at New York State Psychiatric Center on Wards Island was when I first agreed to this calling….
Inside the Unit
I woke up the next morning in my new strange room and my new strange bed.
Preface to University on Watch: Crisis in the Academy (J PETERS)
I am a rhetoric scholar and a person living with schizophrenia
Language and Stigma: The Objectification of Mental Illness
Objectification has been mobilized to create and propagate lies and other “isms”
Interdisciplinary parity: Which is the right clinical pathway forward?
Thinking about progress is critical for both consumers and practitioners
The CIA and the Belgium Government
I know nothing about where Dr. H is today.
REMEMBER MOON VISIT BY NOT RETURNING SOON
Fifty one years ago we walked the moon
(Re)-Defining the Language of Mental Health EVEN Further
How can we best further refine the language around mental health?
Shock and Awe (from Univ. on Watch: REMASTERED edition)
Book excerpt from university on watch remastered edition
The War-Time Social Worker
There is a reason why you bring on the war time social worker into the clinical picture