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We need to remove stigma around mental disorders

We need to remove stigma around mental disorders

The Galveston County Daily News, June 7, 2022

“Mental health problems have nothing to do with being lazy or weak,” writes Dr. Sally Robinson in her column. “Many people need help to get better. Treatment varies depending on the individual and could include medication, therapy or both. Studies show that people do get better and many recover completely.”

We need to remove stigma around mental disorders

We need to remove stigma around mental disorders

The Galveston County Daily News, June 7, 2022

“Mental health problems have nothing to do with being lazy or weak,” writes Dr. Sally Robinson in her column. “Many people need help to get better. Treatment varies depending on the individual and could include medication, therapy or both. Studies show that people do get better and many recover completely.”