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Integrated Health Care: Advancing Peer Support in Integrated Health Care
Budget: $900,000 from 2015-2018 Hogg Foundation Program Officer: Rick Ybarra The Hogg Foundation for Mental Health at The University of Texas at Austin has awarded $900,000 in grants to three Texas community health centers (CHCs) to advance peer support in the...
Language Matters in Mental Health
The Hogg Foundation's most popular publication is Language Matters in Mental Health, a simple guide to "people-first" (or person-first) language when talking about matters of mental health and illness. The text of the publication is below. You're welcome to download...
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Language Matters in Mental Health
The Hogg Foundation's most popular publication is Language Matters in Mental Health, a simple guide to "people-first" (or person-first) language when talking about matters of mental health and illness. The text of the publication is below. You're welcome to download...
Language Matters in Mental Health
People-First Language “If thought corrupts language, language can also corrupt thought.” — George Orwell Everyone deserves to be treated with respect. “People-first” language is a simple guideline to choosing words that are appropriate and respectful. It...
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Octavio N Martinez Jr, colleen Horton and Judith Zaffarini