How mental illness is portrayed in art, literature and on TV can have a positive or negative effect on how the public perceives mental ill health. Representations of people with mental health problems can range from the mad psychotic criminal to people within their daily lives dealing with depression, schizophrenia or bipolar disorder. This panel discussion explores how such presentations of mental illness can affect public understanding of mental ill health with insights from research and personal experiences
OBJECTIVE: 'Mental illness' is a common label. However, the general public may or may not consider v...
Objective: Individuals who suffer from a mental illness generally experience stigma. There is a perc...
This paper looks at how the media portrays schizophrenia and how it is influencing society’s view of...
How mental illness is portrayed in art, literature and on TV can have a positive or negative effect ...
Abstract: Mental health is a highly stigmatized topic in society today. This perpetuates not only a ...
The focus of this thesis is to present peer-reviewed studies relating to mental illness and televisi...
Reproduced with permission of the Neami Splash Art StudioMental illness has for centuries been close...
There is a common perception that media depiction of mental health and illness is overwhelmingly neg...
Mental health professionals are important actors in implementing public mental health policies and i...
This study presents a comprehensive review of the literature to support the argument that: (1) telev...
Mental illness affects all major aspects of an individual‟s life. From basic needs such as shelter a...
TRAMHA is an international network devised to foster and develop interdisciplinary dialogues, resear...
TRAMHA is an international network devised to foster and develop interdisciplinary dialogues, resear...
This article explores continuities between traditional iconographies of madness and images of mental...
Conference Theme: European Psychiatry Focusing on Body and Minde-Poster Poster Walk presentations: S...
OBJECTIVE: 'Mental illness' is a common label. However, the general public may or may not consider v...
Objective: Individuals who suffer from a mental illness generally experience stigma. There is a perc...
This paper looks at how the media portrays schizophrenia and how it is influencing society’s view of...
How mental illness is portrayed in art, literature and on TV can have a positive or negative effect ...
Abstract: Mental health is a highly stigmatized topic in society today. This perpetuates not only a ...
The focus of this thesis is to present peer-reviewed studies relating to mental illness and televisi...
Reproduced with permission of the Neami Splash Art StudioMental illness has for centuries been close...
There is a common perception that media depiction of mental health and illness is overwhelmingly neg...
Mental health professionals are important actors in implementing public mental health policies and i...
This study presents a comprehensive review of the literature to support the argument that: (1) telev...
Mental illness affects all major aspects of an individual‟s life. From basic needs such as shelter a...
TRAMHA is an international network devised to foster and develop interdisciplinary dialogues, resear...
TRAMHA is an international network devised to foster and develop interdisciplinary dialogues, resear...
This article explores continuities between traditional iconographies of madness and images of mental...
Conference Theme: European Psychiatry Focusing on Body and Minde-Poster Poster Walk presentations: S...
OBJECTIVE: 'Mental illness' is a common label. However, the general public may or may not consider v...
Objective: Individuals who suffer from a mental illness generally experience stigma. There is a perc...
This paper looks at how the media portrays schizophrenia and how it is influencing society’s view of...