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cope with and help end stigma
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Eastern countries
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Traditional healing practices, family support, and community education are common ways to cope with and help end stigma around mental health issues.
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fight stigma
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Eastern countries
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Addressed through personal and family efforts, often kept private and not openly discussed in public
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3
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fight stigma
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Eastern countries
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Mental health issues are often stigmatized and not openly discussed due to cultural taboos and social expectations.
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4
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mental health stigmas
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Eastern countries
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Mental health stigmas still exist and seeking help for mental health issues is often considered taboo or a sign of weakness.
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5
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stigma
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Eastern countries
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Stigma around mental health issues is still prevalent, and seeking help is often seen as a sign of weakness or failure.
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6
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stigma
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Eastern countries
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There is a strong stigma associated with mental illness, and seeking help is often seen as a sign of weakness or shame.
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7
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stigma
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Eastern cultures
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Stigma around mental health issues is still prevalent, and individuals may be reluctant to seek help due to fear of being stigmatized by their community.
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