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What a Difference a Friend Makes: Social Acceptance is Key to Mental Health Recovery

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Reports on the attitudes and beliefs of young adults about mental illness, stigma and discrimination linked with mental illnesses, and recovery from mental health problems. Part of a campaign to encourage friends to support friends with mental illness.

Pub id: SMA07-4257
Publication Date: 1/2007
Popularity: Not ranked
Format: Brochure
Audience: Adolescents as Audience, Family & Advocates
Series: Campaign for Mental Health Recovery
Population Group: People with Mental Health Problems as Population Group

Tags: Prejudice & Discrimination Prevention Education Recovery Consumer Affairs Mental Illness Awareness Recovery Models

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