Beyond the Label
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Publisher:
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
DRM:
Watermark
Watermark
Publication Year:
2004
2004
ISBN-13:
9781770525504
Description:
<p><em>Beyond the Label</em> is a compilation of resources focused on the stigma (prejudice and discrimination) associated with having concurrent mental health and substance use problems.</p>
<p>The purpose of the binder is to provide a framework for people who provide mental health and substance use services to examine their own prejudices or misconceptions—and to use the teaching tools in the kit to reach a variety of other relevant audiences. A CD of digital handouts is included in the binder.</p>
<p>This educational resource includes activities that:</p>
<ul>
<li>emphasize the impact of negative attitudes and beliefs on people with concurrent mental health and substance use problems</li>
<li>highlight facts and dispel myths about concurrent disorders</li>
<li>present positive stories showing people who have experienced concurrent mental health and substance use problems contributing to society</li>
<li>present solution-focused approaches</li>
<li>support addiction and mental health workers in their efforts to eliminate prejudice and discrimination against people with mental health and substance use problems.</li>
<p>The purpose of the binder is to provide a framework for people who provide mental health and substance use services to examine their own prejudices or misconceptions—and to use the teaching tools in the kit to reach a variety of other relevant audiences. A CD of digital handouts is included in the binder.</p>
<p>This educational resource includes activities that:</p>
<ul>
<li>emphasize the impact of negative attitudes and beliefs on people with concurrent mental health and substance use problems</li>
<li>highlight facts and dispel myths about concurrent disorders</li>
<li>present positive stories showing people who have experienced concurrent mental health and substance use problems contributing to society</li>
<li>present solution-focused approaches</li>
<li>support addiction and mental health workers in their efforts to eliminate prejudice and discrimination against people with mental health and substance use problems.</li>
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