stigma and promoting recovery

historical perspective

notably stigmatized

isolation of individual

contemporary perspective

diagnosis, pharmacology, legal policy

institutionalization → community based care

goal is to increase quality of life and well being

mental health foundations

emotions and emotional well being

thinking and learning

communication

resilience and self esteem

relationships

daily functioning

mental illness changes

emotions, thinking, and behavior

associated with distress/problems functioning- social/family relationships, work, school

diagnostic and statistical manual

DSM-5-TR

defining and diagnosing of mental health conditions

common diagnostic language

classifications of mental health disorders

mental health disorders

diagnostic term

categorized by group of clinical manifestations

ex- neurodevelopment, neurocognitive, schizophrenia spectrum, anxiety, eating

mental health continuum

1. excelling

2. thriving

3. surviving

4. struggling

5. crisis

diathesis

individual’s genetic/biological predisposition to mental illness

combined with stress can cause or aggravate a mental health disorder

social determinants of mental health

based on conditions where people live and work

contributing factors

life course, household, community, local services, global services

stigma

public, self, and institutional

bias

stereotyping, prejudice, and discrimination

implicit

unconscious bias

explicit

conscious bias

strategies for addressing stigma

assessment

personalization of mental illness

education

support

advocacy

outreach