End the Stigma of Mental IllnessXu, Linda
In an effort to end the stigma surrounding mental illness, the National Alliance on Mental Illness has teamed up with Philosophy, a health and beauty brand, to launch the StigmaFree campaign.The campaign encourages individuals, companies, organizations...
1 in 5 adults experience mental illness each year.1 Learn more Mental illnesses often impact not only the individual but also the people who care about them. Learn more Three out of four people said they’re ready to take action to stop the stigma of mental illnesses or have already taken...
In an effort to end the stigma surrounding mental illness, the National Alliance on Mental Illness has teamed up with Philosophy, a health and beauty brand, to launch the StigmaFree campaign.The campaign encourages individuals, companies, organizations and campuses to replace the stigma often associa...
The stigma of mental illness in Eastern and Western societies often results from a lack of knowledge about the true nature of mental illness. Inaccurate images portrayed in themedia (Wedding, Boyd, & Niemiec, 2010; Robinson, 2003) and incorrect word-of-mouth comments passed down through generati...
stigmaillnessathleteLoveDeRozanparasocialA number of professional athletes have used social media to disclose personal experience with mental illness, including NBA All-Stars DeMar DeRozan and Kevin Love in 2018. The disclosures could serve to challenge the stigmatization of mental illness, given the ...
#SickNotWeak's online community is here to reach and help that lonely person. Together we can end the stigma that surrounds mental health. Join the movement
Cancer doesn't have the stigma that mental illness, like depression carries. It's essential for cancer warriors to reach out, ask for, and rexceive help. It simply cannot be done alone. But with depression we're afraid to evenadmitwe're struggling. Even more so...
"I got help and realised that people need to speak up on mental health issues as I have been there. The more people don't talk about it the more people with mental illness are stigmatised. When we keep quiet stigma wins and evidence has shown that whenever people with mental health ra...
See Me is Scotland’s programme to end mental health stigma and discrimination. Our vision is to end mental health stigma and discrimination, enabling people who experience mental health problems to live fulfilled lived.