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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Anti-stigma Campaigns"”.
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Exploring experiences of mental health in second generation South Asian Canadians
… identified during data analysis: mental health stigma; mental health literacy; the in-between space; primary care; stress; the positive mind; and community participatory approaches. This research highlights the complexity of the conceptualization of mental health, the prevalence of the stigma of …
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The experience of living in poverty, the role of stigma, and mental health : a qualitative analysis
… themes were identified including: Awareness of stigma, The personal impact of the imposed identity, Stigma management and Acceptance. The theme of Stigma management comprised of two subthemes; create safety in an unsafe world, and the coping paradox. Findings highlight how identity is formed in …
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Stigma and mental illness: are there cultural differences?
Most of the stigma research to date has been completed in western cultures. Not much is currently known about stigma towards mental illness in non-western cultures. Limited research has also been conducted with young people. Given that adolescence is a critical stage in the development of attitudes …
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Mental Illness Stigma Among Middle Eastern Canadians: A Mixed Methods Study
Mental illness stigma (MIS) is a global phenomenon, which perpetuates the distress associated with the symptoms of mental illness by acting as a deterrent to treatment (Tzouvara, Papadopoulos, & Randhawa, 2016). Research has highlighted disparities in the expression of MIS cross-culturally. …
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The Social Obligation to Reduce Stigma in Order to Increase Utilization of Mental Health Services
Many mental health organizations have developed campaigns that concentrate on reducing the stigma towards mental health with the intentions of increasing access and utilization for people with mental illnesses that are not receiving appropriate mental health services. The mental health campaigns …