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Siete cosas

Tu puedes hacer
para reducir el estigma

 

  1. Conozca los hechos.Edúcate tu mismosobre enfermedades mentales, incluidos los trastornos por uso de sustancias.
     

  2. Sea consciente de sus actitudes y comportamiento. Examine su propio pensamiento crítico, reforzado por la educación y la sociedad.
     

  3. Elige tus palabras con cuidado. La forma en que hablamos puede afectar las actitudes de los demás.
     

  4. Educar a otros.transmitir hechosy actitudes positivas; desafiar mitos y estereotipos.
     

  5. Enfócate en lo positivo. Las enfermedades mentales, incluidas las adicciones, son solo una parte del panorama general de cualquier persona.
     

  6. Apoyar a la gente. Tratar a todos con dignidad y respeto; ofrecer apoyo y aliento.
     

  7. Incluya a todos. Es contra la ley negar trabajos o servicios a cualquier persona con estos problemas de salud.

Seven Things

You Can Do
to Reduce Stigma

 

In this video, we will be looking at some simple things you can do to reduce the stigma surrounding mental health. From choosing your words carefully when talking about mental illness, to actively listening and offering support when needed, these tips will provide you with a better understanding of how you can make an impact on reducing the stigma around mental health.

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We’ll also discuss publicly standing against any form of discrimination; reaching out if you know someone who is struggling; spreading public awareness; becoming an advocate for better access to healthcare services; and educating yourself on facts about mental illnesses.

Let’s make a difference today—watch this video to learn how you can play an important role in creating an inclusive society where everyone is free from mental health stigma!

Educating yourself and others on mental health is essential to reducing stigma and creating an inclusive, empathetic environment.
 

Here are a few simple ways you can get started:

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  • Read books or articles about mental health topics to build your understanding.

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  • Talk to those who have experience with mental illness and ask them about their story.

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  • Find local events or online resources that focus on increasing awareness around mental health issues.

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  • Share your own experiences or stories in a respectful way if it feels comfortable for you

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