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The Consequences of Stigma Surrounding Schizophrenia

By |May 11th, 2022|Categories: Blog|

As those of us who live with the diagnosis know, schizophrenia is a difficult condition to relate to. Most people can sympathize with someone who is suffering from an evident physical injury, such as

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Developing Effective Anti-Stigma Interventions

By |May 2nd, 2022|Categories: Blog|

As mental health experts and people living with mental illness know all too well, the stigma surrounding mental illness can be highly destructive. Indeed, negative and discriminatory attitudes that are commonly held about people

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Fighting Internalized Stigma and Changing My Attitude

By |April 25th, 2022|Categories: Blog|

In 2011, when I was diagnosed with major depressive order and generalized anxiety disorder during my first semester of college, I wasn’t exactly surprised. Mostly, I was relieved to have an explanation. The diagnoses

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Fighting Stigma with Education

By |April 18th, 2022|Categories: Blog|

As I reflect on my journey with mental health, both personally and professionally, I am reminded how stigma pervades casual conversation and language — and just how damaging this stigma can be. For as

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Three Lessons I Learned from a Decade in Therapy

By |April 15th, 2022|Categories: Blog|

This year marks a decade since I first sought treatment for my mental health. During my sophomore year of college, following nearly five years of chronic and debilitating migraines, I was referred to a school

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Reimagining Mental Health in Schools

By |April 5th, 2022|Categories: Blog|

During P.E. in my sophomore year of high school, the coach had the class stand up in a circle. “Take everything off your wrists,” she commanded. A few teens had bandanas and wide bracelets

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