Culture of Mental Illness: Sensemaking of Psychosis and Recovery-Presentation Slides

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The document discusses the 3rd National Conference on Advancing Early Psychosis Care in the United States, focusing on addressing inequities related to race, culture, and COVID-19. It includes insights from speakers such as Danny Sosa, Patrick Kaufmann, and Chacku Mathai, who share their lived experiences and strategies for social justice, healing, and recovery in the field of mental health. The speakers emphasize the importance of combatting stigma, building meaningful connections, and supporting individuals coping with mental health challenges. The conference delves into topics like racism as a social determinant of health, the impact of culture on mental health perceptions and recovery, and the role of social determinants in health outcomes. Discussions also touch on the dismantling of structural racism, historical oppression in psychiatric care, and the need for antiracism mechanisms in mental health services. The document highlights the intersection of culture, race, and social determinants in shaping how individuals experience and address mental health conditions. Overall, the conference aims to promote health equity, challenge societal norms, and honor diverse cultural perspectives in the realm of mental health and recovery.

Keywords

National Conference

Early Psychosis Care

Race Inequities

Culture Inequities

COVID-19 Impact

Social Justice

Healing Strategies

Mental Health Recovery

Stigma Combatting

Health Equity