Stigma and mental illness in the aftermath of mass shootings

Pacific Standard Time — Tuesday, April 09, 2013

Stigma and mental illness in the aftermath of mass shootings

He does not want others to know about his psychological condition, the medication he takes, or the psychotherapy sessions he attends. He has experienced harsh judgment, disdain and rejection too many times. This is stigma, and we have all seen this ...

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Stigma and mental illness in the aftermath of mass shootings

Stigma and mental illness in the aftermath of mass shootings

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