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  • Research shows that stigma surrounding mental illness affects millions worldwide and influences social and healthcare outcomes.
  • Reports highlight that stigma arises from social attitudes and institutional practices like forced hospitalization, while many people anticipate discrimination.
  • Studies find that internalized stigma slows recovery and limits help-seeking, while discrimination occurs in relationships, work, and education.
  • A 2015 review and 2019 research document that person-centered, social-contact interventions can reduce stigma and increase treatment-seeking behavior.
  • Addressing stigma is essential for enhancing access to mental healthcare, particularly for individuals who do not yet recognize their symptoms or feel comfortable seeking support.
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The real impacts of mental health stigma, according to research

Charlie Health presents research on how mental health stigma affects people with serious mental health conditions—from social exclusion to barriers in employment and care.

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