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What are the best ways to help engage people with serious mental illness in mental health care?
Is peer support a valuable addition to services for people with SMI?
What do we do if, while providing peer support, the Certified Peer Specialist encounters a “trigger” that creates stress that may represent a danger to their own wellness?
Ibobbly Mobile Health Intervention for Suicide Prevention in Australian Indigenous Youth: A Pilot Randomised Controlled Trial
Early Intervention in Psychosis: A Primer
Recovery
Perinatal Psychiatry
Homelessness and Mental Health
Medication Matters: Causes and Solutions to Medical Non-Adherence
Returning to the Community: Reentry Barriers following Incarceration among Individuals with Serious Mental Illnesses
Community Inclusion from the Perspective of Caregivers
Issue Brief: Understanding and Addressing the Stigma Experienced by People with First Episode Psychosis
What can be done to address stigma in addictions?
What interventions address stigma in addictions?
How can patients avoid stigma online and especially using social media?
Forensic Peer Specialists: An Emerging Workforce
Reducing Prejudice and Discrimination Associated with Mental Illness
Tackling Mental Health Prejudice and Discrimination: Recommendations and Resources for Peer-Run Programs for People with Mental Health Conditions
Illness Management and Recovery Evidence-Based Practices (EBP) Kit
What is person-first language and why is it important?
What is the right language to use when talking about individuals who have SMI?
When It Comes to SMI, Words Matter – Handout
How can I help people use language that decreases stigma around serious mental illness?
What can I share with individuals and family members about a new diagnosis of bipolar disorder, major depression, or schizophrenia?
How can I better understand mental illness and how to respond to someone experiencing a crisis?
What are some factors that lead to medication non-adherence for people with serious mental illness?
What are some of the key reasons individuals do not follow up on treatment following their initial engagement for crisis care?
The Stigma of Addiction
How to Access Mental Health Support in Rural and Remote Communities
Do individuals who have serious mental illness lack insight about their conditions?
Are people who have serious mental illness prone to violence?
10 Tips to Use a Recovery Perspective in Your Practice

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