Trevor Steinhauser

Stigmatized

Trevor Steinhauser

  • A Global Crusade

A Global Crusade

Monday 13th January 2020

Vikram Patel talks about global mental health, substance use, childhood adversities, and innovative solutions in 'Stigmatized'.
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39 minutes
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Empowering
Informative
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Compassionate

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Stigmatized
Author:
Trevor Steinhauser
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Stigma & Social Perspectives
Family Recovery from Addiction
Recovery from Trauma
Sexual Stigmas & Myths
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Vikram Patel: Championing Global Mental Health

Ultimately, I think we need to celebrate mental health as a universal public good, something that's one of our greatest personal assets, something that is central to who we are as human beings.
Picture a world where mental health isn't sidelined but championed. That's the vision Vikram Patel brings to life in this episode of 'Stigmatized'. As The Pershing Square Professor of Global Health at Harvard Medical School, Patel has dedicated his career to addressing the heavy toll of mental disorders and their links to social disadvantage.
His popular TED Talk on global mental health has resonated with over a million viewers, and he was named one of TIME Magazine’s 100 most influential people in 2015. In this engaging conversation, Patel dives into the challenges and triumphs of global mental health advocacy. He sheds light on the critical issues of substance use and childhood adversities, emphasizing how these factors intertwine with mental health.
Patel also highlights innovative solutions like task-sharing and peer support, which can bridge the gap in communities with limited access to mental health professionals. His message is clear: mental health should be seen as a universal public good. If you're passionate about breaking the stigma around mental health or seeking practical solutions for better care, this episode is a must-listen. Patel's insights offer not just hope but actionable steps towards a more inclusive and supportive world.