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Reducing Stigma Against People with Mental Health Disorders: A Literature Review.
Numerous programs and campaigns aimed at combating stigma have been developed and evaluated. The findings indicate that communication campaigns have not demonstrated significant...
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Stigma and therapeutic patient education.
The goal of therapeutic education is to improve the quality of life for patients with chronic conditions by taking their expectations and needs into account. Paradoxically, as the...
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Organizations like Aides were founded to combat stigma [Interview].
When the HIV virus was discovered in the 1980s, people living with the virus faced severe stigma. The advocacy movement was formed precisely to combat this stigma. Thirty years later,...
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Opening support centers for patients and their families [Interview].
Often, a person is stigmatized simply because they are sick. Christian Saout, president of the Inter-Association Health Collective (CISS), condemns this kind of societal rejection....
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The Role of Peer Education in Youth Health.
What do scientific studies say about peer education? A collective review by Inserm examined scientific studies from around the world. It identifies this strategy as complementary to...
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Quebec: Peer-led interventions are making inroads in health promotion.
In Quebec, peer-led interventions are thriving. They are widely implemented among stigmatized populations—for example, in HIV prevention efforts and initiatives targeting vulnerable...
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An Overview of Continuing Education Programs for Home Health Aides in the Field of Supporting the Independence of Older Adults.
Continuing education for home health aides is constantly evolving and is expected to grow further. Demand is increasing, both in terms of the number of professionals and the quality of...
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I get the feeling that the concept of volunteering is fading away [Interview].
At SOS Suicide Phénix, every volunteer counselor who is recruited first undergoes a training program. As a result, a counselor does not become operational for several months, or even a...
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Knowing how to listen and engage in dialogue with people in need: toward a shared training program.
Each remote health prevention and assistance program (PADS) develops its own initial and continuing training programs. However, the number of counselors, as well as their...
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We value anonymity because it encourages people to speak freely [Interview].
At Suicide Écoute, anonymity is a golden rule. Callers open up precisely because of this anonymity. They need to talk and confide in someone, since they are not always able to do so...