Mental Health Terminology: Commonly Misused Terms
Understanding Substance Misuse | JED
Misuse of mental health terms in teen TV influencing perceptions | Bupa.com
She's OCD!' 'He's Schizo!' How Misused Health Lingo Can Harm
OPINION: Editorial: Misuse of mental health terms is harmful and uninformed – The Roar
How the Music Industry Is Fighting the Mental-Health Crisis – Rolling Stone
The power of words, and why I think labels should stop – AMI-Quebec
Are we trivialising our mental health by misusing the terminology?
New research highlights misuse of mental health terminology but growing awareness · MHFA England
Effective Approaches to Co-existing problems - ppt download
OCD, bipolar, schizophrenic and the misuse of mental health terms - BBC News
It's Time To Stop Even Casually Misusing Disability Words
The complexity and challenge of 'dual diagnosis'
The Misuse of Psychiatric Terminology | Psychology Today
Mental Health & Substance Misuse
OPINION: Editorial: Misuse of mental health terms is harmful and uninformed – The Roar
Drugs and mental health - Drug and Alcohol Information and Support in Ireland - Drugs.ie
The Lancet Psychiatry Commission on intimate partner violence and mental health: advancing mental health services, research, and policy - The Lancet Psychiatry
Find out if you're misusing words like trauma and gaslighting - The Washington Post
Misuse of mental health terms — Westchester Health Psychology
The Lancet Psychiatry Commission: a blueprint for protecting physical health in people with mental illness - The Lancet Psychiatry
Misuse of Mental Illness Terms Awareness Campaign on Behance
Episode 4 - The Misuse of Mental Health Terms in Hindi | हिंदी | KUKUFM
Speak Mindfully | CHC | Services for Mental Health and Learning Differences for Young Children, Teens and Young Adults | Palo Alto, San Jose, Ravenswood
PDF) Scope, quality and inclusivity of international clinical guidelines on mental health and substance abuse in relation to dual diagnosis, social and community outcomes: a systematic review
Creative arts and digitial interventions as potential tools in prevention and recovery from the mental health consequences of adverse childhood experiences | Nature Communications
