#StillJustMe
Eating disorders, depression and anxiety, schizophrenia and psychosis, and addiction, are among the most poorly-understood and highly-stigmatised mental health difficulties, both in Ireland and across the globe. For anyone experiencing mental health challenges, stigma can be a barrier to seeking help.
#StillJustMe aims to change this.
As part of this campaign, a series of short films and blog articles, written by mental health experts and those with lived experience of mental health difficulties, shine a light on some of the most prevalent mental health issues facing Irish society.
Divided into four phases, each short film from #StillJustMe focuses on a different mental health issue and was launched to coincide with an international awareness day.
You can watch these films and read the pieces accompanying them all below.
Addiction
Depression
Depression affects one in twn people in Ireland. The #StillJustMe series on depression launched to mark World Health Day.
Eating Disorder
In Ireland, 200,000 people struggle with eating disorders. Every day is a fight.
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