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Combating Stigma in Healthcare: What Works and Why

Description: Learn about the unique challenges of stigma and healthcare and how healthcare organizations are declaring their commitment to psychological health and safety in their workplace.

Guest Speaker:
Stephanie Knaak, Ph.D, Research Associate, Opening Minds

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