Individuals affected by the diseases that attack the body’s most important organ (brain) must not be stigmatized.

Individuals affected by the diseases that attack the body’s most important organ (brain) must not be stigmatized.

Are mental health professionals unintentionally contributing to the problem of stigma?

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Are mental health professionals unintentionally contributing to the problem of stigma?

Mental health professionals conceal mental illness in themselves and in their families because of stigma.

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Mental health professionals conceal mental illness in themselves and in their families because of stigma.

The stigma associated with mental illness often prevents individuals most at risk from seeking out or receiving the services most needed.

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The stigma associated with mental illness often prevents individuals most at risk from seeking out or receiving the services most needed.

ALCOHOL AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE WILL NOT TAKE AWAY YOUR FEARS

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ALCOHOL AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE WILL NOT TAKE AWAY YOUR FEARS

Mental illness is not the only reason why individuals end up on the streets, but it is s one of the lead contributing factors to homelessness

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Mental illness is not the only reason why individuals end up on the streets, but it is s one of the lead contributing factors to homelessness

The effects of poverty and inadequate housing are exacerbated by such problems as mental illness and substance abuse.

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The effects of poverty and inadequate housing are exacerbated by such problems as mental illness and substance abuse.

The trouble in allowing a split between two theories on the causes of homelessness.

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The trouble in allowing a split between two theories on the causes of homelessness. One theory is that individual’s personal problems cause them to be unable to keep housing, leading them to lives on the streets. The other theory is that societal, structural causes are at work. Homelessness appears to be caused mostly by structural forces, but is also influenced by individuals’ personal problems.

There are many barriers that need to be overcome when an individual or family with mental illness and/or substance abuse problems is rendered homeless.

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There are many barriers that need to be overcome when an individual or family with mental illness and/or substance abuse problems is rendered homeless.

Community Behavioral Health Services remain expensive, inefficient, and unimproved leaving many persons with mental illness on the streets and receiving treatment only when apprehended by the police.

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Community Behavioral Health Services remain expensive, inefficient, and unimproved leaving many persons with mental illness on the streetsView Post and receiving treatment only when apprehended by the police.

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