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Featured Publications - Stigma
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OEL99-0001
Poster
Anti-Stigma Poster (Know me as a person not by my mental illness)(OEL99-0001)
This 17.5 x 23.5 inch color poster conveys the message: "Know me as a person, not by my mental illness. We are your friends, neighbors, and family. We improve and recover. We are major contributors to American life. We deserve dignity and respect." Includes contact information for the National Mental Health Information Center: 800-789-2647 or www.mentalhealth.samhsa.gov. 1999.
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OEL99-0004
Fact Sheet
Anti-Stigma: Do You Know the Facts?(OEL99-0004)
This fact sheet defines and describes stigma. It includes suggestions for encouraging the use of positive images when referring to people with mental illness. 1999. 2pp.
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SMA96-3118
Pamphlet
Before You Label People, Look at Their Contents(SMA96-3118)
This brochure explains how stigma affects the lives of people with mental illness and what steps can be taken to end it. 1996.
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SMA07-4257
Fact Sheet
Campaign for Mental Health Recovery: CDC Health Styles report What a Difference a Friend Makes (SMA07-4257)
The 2006 HealthStyles Survey Short Report is a publication of SAMHSA’s National Anti-Stigma Campaign, “What a Difference a Friend Makes,” (www.whatadifference.samhsa.gov) and reports on the attitudes and beliefs of Americans aged 18-25 and the general public about mental illness, stigma associated with mental illnesses, and recovery from mental health problems.
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SMA01-3513
Booklet
Challenging Stereotypes: An Action Guide(SMA01-3513)
This guide offers ways to work with the media to provide accurate depictions of people with mental illness and their recovery. Includes sample letters and contact information for local and national media. 2001.
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CA-0005
Fact Sheet
Children's and Adolescent's Mental Health: A Glossary of Terms(CA-0005)
This glossary defines words frequently used when discussing the mental health needs of children. 1997. 4 pp.
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KEN98-0046
Fact Sheet
Choosing the Right Mental Health Therapist(KEN98-0046)
This fact sheet outlines 10 steps to finding the best therapist, based on an individual's mental health needs and circumstances. 1998. 3 pp.
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SMA96-3118SP
Pamphlet
Conozca A Las Personas Antes De Juzgarlas (Before You Label People, Look at Their Contents )(SMA96-3118SP)
Es fácil juzgar a las personas sin saber quiénes son y por qué actúan de cierta forma, y el definirlos como el deprimido, esquizofrénico, maníaco o hiperactivo es "un estigma" altamente destructivo.
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SMA06-4176
Booklet
Developing a Stigma Reduction Initiative w/CD(SMA06-4176)
This kit offers guidance on how to implement an initiative, sample materials and templates to use in developing communication materials, tactics to enhance outreach efforts, and directories of resources for creating public education materials.
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KEN98-0048
Fact Sheet
Housing Options for People With Mental Illness(KEN98-0048)
This fact sheet describes housing options for people with mental illness, ranging from independent living to 24 hour assistance with all daily activities. 1998. 3 pp.
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CA-0041
Booklet
How Do You Feel? Coloring Book\ Mental Health Stigma Reduction Activity(CA-0041)
This coloring book provides a fun way to introduce the topic of mental health to young children. 2000. 8 pp.
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SMA01-3512
Article
Information Center Bulletin, Vol. 3, No. 2(SMA01-3512)
This is a bulletin containing updates on what is occurring at the National Mental Health Information Center.
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KEN98-0051
Fact Sheet
Know Your Rights(KEN98-0051)
This fact sheet covers avenues to help individuals ensure legal protection for rights related to issues such as confidentiality and the benefits and risks of a certain treatment or procedure. 1998. 3 pp.
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KEN98-0051SP
Hoja informativa
Know Your Rights (Spanish Version)/Conozca Sus Derechos(KEN98-0051SP)
Esta hoja informativa tiene información sobre las maneras de asegurar protección legal contra la discriminación en el trabajo, en la vivienda, en los programas públicos y las instituciones residenciales, incluyendo centros de tratamiento como los hospitales y servicios de comunicación.
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MC98-70
Fact Sheet
Managed Care Glossary(MC98-70)
This fact sheet provides a list of terms and definitions that are used in the managed care environment.
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SMA96-3102
Pamphlet
Mental Illness Is Not a Full-Time Job, 1996(SMA96-3102)
Like all workers, people with severe mental illnesses can benefit greatly from the security and self-sufficiency that come with stable and fulfilling employment.
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SMA05-3988
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Mentally Healthy Aging: A Report on Overcoming Stigma for Older Americans(SMA05-3988)
Mentally Healthy Aging A Report on Overcoming Stigma for Older Americans
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SMA08-4349
Resource Center to Promote Acceptance, Dignity and Social Inclusion Associated with Mental Health SAMHSA's ADS Center(SMA08-4349)
The Resource Center to Address Discrimination and Stigma Associated with Mental Illness (ADS Center) provides practical assistance to individuals, States, and public and private organizations in the design, implementation, and operation of programs and initiatives to reduce discrimination and stigma.