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Explore the profound impact of mental health stigma on families, caregivers, and support networks of individuals with serious mental illnesses in this TEDx talk. Discover how stigma leads to isolation, creating barriers for treatment and causing emotional stress on caregivers. Learn about the "Unsung Heroes of Mental Illness" - family caregivers - from Saundra Boyd, a Mental Health Caregiver Coach and Consultant with over 40 years of experience as a Registered Nurse. Gain insights into Boyd's mission to empower stressed and exhausted family caregivers through education, resources, and coaching, enabling them to care for their loved ones while prioritizing their own well-being. Understand the importance of self-care strategies for caregivers and the potential for positive change in health, well-being, and happiness through compassionate support and expertise.
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What you can do about mental health stigmas | Saundra Boyd | TEDxMableton
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It talks about the family caregiver that talks about MABLOTAN ILLINESS which affect the human brains and how to tackle it.
How the brain infection affect many communities and their understanding and also talks about how it affect them mentally and emotionally, they feel traumatize because they get wired treatment from family members, class mate and they feel helpless.
The brain infection can be cause by accident, addiction e t c.
As a family caregivers we need to care for them, put them through thing , show them love, nourishes them and always give them their medications. -
She is smooth spoken and hence attracted my attention to listen to the awareness in regards to mental health stigma