“Stigma” is a powerful film exploring the shame and embarrassment parents and carers may feel when their children are seen as “different.” It highlights why opening up about these challenges is crucial and how asking for help can make a difference.
Featuring expert insights from Dr. Petra Gronholm and Alex Kennaugh, along with the lived experiences of Sharon and Earle Dowse, the film unpacks the different types of stigma, their consequences, and the impact on children’s mental health.
It offers practical guidance to help families provide support, encourage open conversations, and foster a more understanding and inclusive environment. You can download our free factsheet to learn more.
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