Kim Krisberg | American Public Health Association (APHA) | The Nation’s Health | April, 2018
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Kim Krisberg | American Public Health Association (APHA) | The Nation’s Health | April, 2018
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Interview with Dr. John Kelly of the Recovery Research Institute about how using person-first language can positively influence implicit cognitive scripts (unconscious attitudes) and reduce the stigma of substance use disorder and mental illness, among other issues. By altering language, one alters perception.
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Interview with Dr. John Kelly of the Recovery Research Institute about how using person-first language can positively influence implicit cognitive scripts (unconscious attitudes) and reduce the stigma of substance use disorder and mental illness, among other issues. By altering language, one alters perception.
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Interview with Dr. John Kelly of the Recovery Research Institute about how using person-first language can positively influence implicit cognitive scripts (unconscious attitudes) and reduce the stigma of substance use disorder and mental illness, among other issues. By altering language, one alters perception.
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