EPISODE · Nov 10, 2023 · 22 MIN
5. Language can reduce stigma
from Therapists Unscripted · host Sydney Craig and Jules Olson
The words and phrases we use are important and can help reduce stigma around mental illness. In today's episode, we explain why using terms such as "narcissistic" "psycho" or "OCD" incorrectly can be harmful and stigmatizing. We share what each term means, how they can be used incorrectly, and what you can say instead! We hope you tune in!
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