The State of Stigma

March 2022 — The State of Stigma: Are Mental Health Concerns Contributing to Healthcare Worker Burnout?

Long hours, dealing with an unknown virus, extreme safety protocols, and labor shortages are causing severe mental health challenges for frontline health care workers and first responders. Depression, anxiety, PTSD are common experiences as the pandemic peaks and wanes in our community. Join us as we hear from workers on the frontline and discuss what we can do to support healthcare workers.

MODERATED BY—Karl Shallowhorn, Director of Youth Programs at Mental Health Advocates

Shacarah Henry

Clinical Supervisor Horizon Health Services

Elizabeth Mauro

CEO Endeavor Health Services

Dan Nelson, RN (also an EMT)

New Directions Youth and Family Services

More Facebook Live Events

November 2023 — State of Stigma: Impact of Current World Events on Veterans & Military Families

October 2023 — State of Stigma: Why Men Don’t Talk About Their Mental Health

September 2023 — Influential Voices in the Black Community Talk about Mental Health and Stigma

May 2023 — State of Stigma: Dealing with Grief and Loss

April 2023 — State of Stigma: Postpartum Depression and How it Impacts Families

March 2023 — State of Stigma: Mental Wellness of Providers & Families of People with Developmental Disabilities

February 2023 — The State of Stigma: How Stigma Impacts Caregivers

January 2023 — The State of Stigma: Mental Wellness in the New Year

Our regular Facebook live events bring together experts from the mental health field and broader community to share information and about mental health topics and efforts to reduce stigma. These events are always free and open to the public.

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