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Monthly Archives: June 2014
Stigma, Disorders, and Shame
“…Like many people with depression, Stacy bought into long-held public attitudes toward the condition. Her self-stigma delayed her treatment, increased her isolation, warped her self-image and lowered her self-esteem—a closed-circuit loop that only deepens depression…” Although I do not, thankfully, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, My Work, Politics & Society, Spirituality & Reflection
Tagged art, aspecting, Asperger Syndrome, depression, dyslexia, life, Mage, sanity, sensory processing disorders, shame, social issues, society
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Satyros Phil Brucato 