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Our #StigmaStudy showed that of those who had faced stigma in relationships, 82% expected others would not want to be their friend due to their mental illness.
More here ⬇
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Our #StigmaStudy found that 77% of participants said they had been treated unfairly at work.
We want to remove the barriers which stop people gaining and maintaining employment.
Learn more here 👇
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Our #StigmaStudy told us that people have stopped themselves from applying for jobs or promotion opportunities, or leaving employment before they were ready or wanted to.
Read the study highlights here ⬇
https://t.co/rONpn5qPy8
The #StigmaStudy found that mental illness continues to be unfairly stigmatised, with people reporting that they feel the public incorrectly view them as dangerous, unpredictable, and to blame for their problems.
Let's do our part to end that 👇
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82% of people with experience of a mental illness would expect others would not want to be their friend due to their condition.
Something has to change.
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📊 Almost half (52%) of respondents from our #StigmaStudy said people with experience of severe and enduring mental illness had felt under pressure to avoid discussing their mental health at work.
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People with experience of long-term mental illness continue to face stigma and discrimination in all key areas of life - in relationships, in work, in healthcare and beyond.
Read more about our research.
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Despite real progress in terms of attitudes towards mental health, our #StigmaStudy has shown that there's still work to do.
Drastic change is needed for the hundreds of people Scotland-wide with experience of severe, enduring and complex mental illness.
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As part of our #StigmaStudy, we found 77% of participants said they had been treated unfairly at work.
https://t.co/bZnTlgarmt
In the Scottish Mental Illness #StigmaStudy, 58% of respondents said they had avoided calling an ambulance or attending A&E in relation for emergency mental healthcare due to past negative experiences.
No one should avoid getting help because of stigma.
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Our #StigmaStudy found that the actions and words of others continue to make people with experience of mental illness feel left out in society.
It’s on us all to think before we speak and act.
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82% of respondents to our Scottish Mental Illness #StigmaStudy told us that they expect others wouldn't want to be their friend due to their mental illness.
We've got to look beyond labels, and see the person.
Read about the research... https://t.co/tby8cRjh5z
Our #StigmaStudy showed us that 78% felt the public thinks that people with mental illness are dangerous.
Hear from our volunteer Tommy why it’s time for people across Scotland to rethink their words and actions when it comes to mental illness.
➡ https://t.co/H0AYh2m665
The Scottish Mental Illness #StigmaStudy, a first of its kind piece of research for Scotland, has shown that people with experience of mental illness are withdrawing from everyday opportunities - in employment, in healthcare and even relationships.
➡️ https://t.co/IVnFXwgehw
Our #StigmaStudy found that 75% of people surveyed with complex mental illnesses have experienced unfair treatment when trying to get help for physical health problems.
Read the full study here ➡ https://t.co/TXFOf0PZOl
Our #StigmaStudy found respondents were stopping themselves from applying for jobs or promotion opportunities, or leaving employment before they were ready or wanted to as a result of experiences of stigma and discrimination.
More here ➡ https://t.co/TXFOf0PZOl
People with experience of complex mental illnesses are withdrawing from opportunities which many of us take for granted – all because of stigma and discrimination.
Read more about people's experiences in the Scottish Mental Illness #StigmaStudy.
➡️ https://t.co/IVnFXwgehw
People with experience of severe, enduring and complex mental illnesses across Scotland are withdrawing from opportunities which many of us take for granted – all because of stigma and discrimination.
Read our #StigmaStudy findings ➡ https://t.co/TXFOf0PZOl
Almost three in five people with mental illnesses have avoided calling an ambulance or attending A&E for emergency mental health care, because of stigma.
We know that's not good enough.
Something has to change.
➡️ https://t.co/p6J9nP4Uq5
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Nearly 8 in 10 people with experience of mental illness have faced stigma on social media 📱
It's time to think before you post.
Find out more about the Scottish Mental Illness #StigmaStudy's findings.
➡️ https://t.co/p6J9nP4Uq5
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