#mental stigma

[tech-obsessed-shark]

What do you mean there’s an entire subreddit for people who have been “abused by pwBPD” to “support nonBPDs in a relationship with a pwBPD” they’re really making subreddits for anything these days

[oreocheesecakeshake]

My parents are unwilling to accept that I have mental illness . They immediately refute with saying 'but you are so intelligent ' etc etc .In the past ,they hadn't even acknowledged my depression . But every evening my dad cuts slices of fruits for me to eat . And when I am upset ,my mom's like 'let's go to the bookstore /let's get you some coffee ' and well ... They try in their own way ,I guess . This much is enough .

[iiamart]

[xxxpersonanongrataxxx]

[workplacementalhealthinstitute]

Mental Stigma And Stress In The Workplace: Employers Need To Pay Attention To Workplace Stress Factors

Employees undergoing mental distress affect most, if not all, organisations. This trend explains why people often take a day or two off work. To make matters worse, many individuals often experience anxiety when faced with the thought of confronting and discussing the subject because mental health continuous to be a taboo subject. Promoting mental health at work is beneficial to all parties involved including the supervisors because poor mental health will ultimately affect corporate productivity levels and, with it, the bottom line.