Reducing stigma toward people with bipolar disorder: Impact of a filmed theatrical intervention based on a personal narrative
Conclusion:
This study demonstrated that a filmed dramatic intervention based on the lived experience of BD has statistically significant, sustainable stigma-reduction impacts for health-care service providers and more limited impacts for other target groups. This intervention can be considered an effective tool for use in stigma-reduction campaigns specifically targeting members of the health-care sector. Results are discussed in the context of multi-component stigma-reduction campaigns and the potential needs of target groups.
Source: International Journal of Social Psychiatry - Category: Psychiatry Authors: Hawke, L. D., Michalak, E. E., Maxwell, V., Parikh, S. V. Tags: Articles Source Type: research
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