Mental health stigma refers to negative beliefs people may hold about those with mental illness, which can lead to stereotypes, prejudice, and discrimination. Public awareness and literacy have ...

It is quite unfortunate that in Pakistan, mental health awareness is limited only to fewer cities where higher education is the norm and mental health awareness programmes are readily available.

While stigma and discrimination around PLHIV are common, our research in Indonesia suggests that these experiences can worsen the mental health challenges faced by adolescents living with the ...

Mental health affects many people worldwide, and sadly, it’s often linked with stigma and discrimination. Despite ...

Tackling the stigma, prejudice and discrimination that can be associated with mental health conditions both in sport and wider society is really important. The FA, along with other bodies in both ...

We all have things that make us feel uncomfortable. Unfortunately, talking about mental health still takes people outside of their comfort zone.

You’ve collaborated with organization leaders and managers to elevate workplace well-being and reduce mental health stigma.

This ‘Time to Talk Day’ is a good time to reflect on the benefits of talking more openly about our mental health, which can help to: Reduce stigma: Open conversations about mental health can help to ...

Lisa Gourey shares her mental health struggles to challenge stigma as research reveals many Scots avoid conversations on the topic.

Stigma and discrimination against those living with ... the personal impact that stigma and discrimination can have on mental health, health-related quality of life and human rights.

Also called weight stigma or, colloquially ... can support you in harmful situations is key to maintaining your mental health. "Make sure you have a body positive community," Bisbing says.