Schizophrenia and Stigma
About the Episode
Treating Schizophrenia early in a person's illness can increase the chances of success. Like many suffering from hallucinations, however, Cecilia McGough found that the stigma around her illness made it very difficult to talk about. After an incident put her in a psych ward for ten days, Cecilia gathered up the courage to open up about her illness using social media as a platform.
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Lloyd Hale’s story of teenage schizophrenia and the lack of mental health support.4:46 -
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Shawna Murray-Browne’s quest to help BIPOC access ways of nurture, care, and healing.4:24
