agree…
Call this one a brilliant thought that I had in the shower the other day.
There are plenty of anti-stigma campaigns related to mental health. In many cases, the goal of these campaigns is simple, noble and necessary: to defeat “mental health challenges in the workplace and at home.” This is vitally important work.
There’s good news related to that though. In many areas, anti-stigma campaigns have already done their job. For example, a poll taken in my home state of Pennsylvania (March 2017) shows high levels of comfort in terms of working with someone with a mental illness, a vast improvement over previous levels. While there is still a long way to go, this poll shows significant movement in the area of mental illness.
I was thinking about this poll the other day, and it had me thinking: What does anti-stigma really mean? Obviously we need to continue to…
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