Personality Disorder and institutional prejudice. Part 1

Welcome to this, the first in a 5 part miniseries of podcast episodes produced as a response to a recent personality disorder course description circulated by the Royal College of Psychiatrists. What was published was discriminatory in the extreme. Some, including me, describe it as a hate crime. Here are a few links you may find useful Visit the royal college of psychiatry The royal college’s page on values and behaviours Their unreserved apology You can find more about the Stop SIM campaign on their website here You can find some of the key contributors and folk of interest on Twitter here @NellAitch @DrAdrianJames @rcpsych @SalfordMH @LauraTvll @DrChloeBeal @StopSIMMH If you'd like to listen to earlier walk a mile in my shoes podcasts on...you'll find them here On the use of coercion in mental health services On the structural discrimination of the icd 11 Over the next few days, I'm going to publish 4 conversations with people who've been impacted by prejudice against people with a personality disorder label in mental health services. Please like,

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Personality Disorder and institutional prejudice. Part 1 is an episode from Walk a Mile in My Shoes by Chris Young.

This episode is 00:36:27 long.

This episode was published on Apr 8, 2022.

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