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What Perry Noble’s admission says about mental illness, stigma and church
What’s fascinating (from a psychiatrist’s perspective) about Perry’s experiences is the progression he went through over a period of years in his attitudes regarding mental illness and what they may have to say about levels of stigma in the church related to mental health treatment. Continue reading →
Posted in Anxiety Disorders, Depression, Key Ministry, Stories
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Tagged antidepressants, anxiety, church, Depression, medication, mental illness, overwhelmed, Perry Noble, stigma
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