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Having explored NAMI’s information for college students, The Survey Report, and reviewed the assigned readings from previous weeks, and taking into account your own experience, do you think there is a social stigma against individuals who seek treatment for mental health concerns? If so, what could be done to reduce stigma, and are there things that you could do personally? Remember: Support your viewpoint with information presented in the course material and/or other scholarly resources. Also, give specific examples (real-life observations and experiences) to support your views.
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There is, without a doubt, a social stigma attached to people who seek help for mental health
issues. Unlike other common illnesses that are considered to be physiological, like asthma or diabetes
for example, many people do not consider mental illness and/or health issues to be as important and as
valid. People suf...
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