Stigma & Bias
What is public-stigma?
Delusions, Disorientation, Hallucinations, Confusions
Triggers & potential triggers associated with suicidal behaviors (4)
What is feelings, events, time, and place?
This behavior poses a risk of assault.
What is reduced frustration tolerance?
Stereotypic and portrayal of the symptoms are often inaccurate, including the causes of these disorders and the means by which they are treated. What we think it's supposed to look like.
What is cinematic depictions?
This manifests when people who consider seeking help decide to not do so because they fear being given a diagnosis that will carry a label with negative social connotations.
What is label avoidance?
These are what offenders are entitled to.
What is least restrictive environment and the least intrusive response a need for mental health services.
What is medium risk?
Another word for mental deterioration
What is decompensation?
These hours are the most critical when an offender is considering suicide.
This form of bias is conscious, deliberate, with malice, and results in outright discrimination against persons with MHBI.
What is overt bias?
When dealing with an emotionally upset MHBI offender you need to make sure there is a significant amount of ______ to address the issue. Be empathetic.
What is time?
This trigger is associated with depression, anxiety, guilt, shame, and trauma.
What is feelings?
This disorder has to do with your DNA.
What is genetic?
This is the most common form of suicide in a detention facility.
What is hanging?
This form of stigma occurs when an individual with mental illness or behavioral health issues internalize the stigma that the public holds.
What is self-stigma?
Double bunking a suicide risk offender with a non-risk offender and high visibility are ways to _________ suicide attempts.
What is mitigate?
You can safeguard yourself when dealing with suicide risk offenders by using your training and department _______.
What is policy?
You don't want to kill yourself, its for "relief" or distraction from the pain.
What is self harm?
These medical symptoms resemble the effects of substance abuse.
What is situational awareness and low temporal?
While this is a conscious and deliberate form of bias that result in discrimination against MHBI persons, it is concealed from public view and done in such a manner as to be camouflaged with behavior that is not discriminatory
What is covert bias?
These are stigma's that affect an officer's willingness to access EAP services.(2)
What is fear of being judged and confidentiality?
People create poetry, songs and writings about this topic.
What is death?
These are high risk behaviors associated with suicide. (3)
What is substance abuse, depression, and other mental health problems?
Two most unequal opportunities for MHBI offenders?
What is employment and housing?