Popped Collar Productions
Popped Collar Productions
Do People Use Mental Illness as an Excuse for Poor Behavior?
Do People Use Mental Illness as an Excuse for Poor Behavior?
Do People Use Mental Illness as an Excuse for Poor Behavior?
Friday 3rd September 2021
Clare Waismann and David Livingston discuss if mental illness is used as an excuse for poor behavior. Explore stigma, diagnosis, and self-esteem.
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Get the buttons here!Mental Illness or Excuse? Experts Tackle a Tough Question
So it's really putting things at the right proportions, I think, right, David, being able to keep your negative feeling at a certain base level, and I think concentrating on the positive and not so much on the negative and using as a justification is probably your best bet, and I think that's part of society right now.
Ever wondered if mental health issues are sometimes used as a cover for poor behavior? In this eye-opening episode of 'Addiction, Recovery, and Mental Health', hosts Clare Waismann and David Livingston dive into this controversial topic. They tackle the delicate balance between acknowledging genuine mental health struggles and avoiding harmful stereotypes. It's a discussion that goes beyond black-and-white thinking, exploring how stigma, diagnosis, and self-esteem play crucial roles in shaping our perceptions of mental health.
Clare and David don't shy away from the tough questions, making this episode a must-listen for anyone interested in the complexities of mental health and behavior. Whether you're grappling with these issues yourself or supporting someone who is, you'll find their insights both challenging and enlightening.