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MYTH

Mental health problems are rare, and it is very uncommon for people to have them.

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FACT

Mental illness can affect anyone. There is probably at least one person you know who has a mental illness.

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People with mental illness are prone to violence.

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People with symptoms of mental illness are more likely to be targets of prejudice and discrimination

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Mental health issues can be treated by having a positive attitude and self-control.

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Mental illness is just like a physical sickness. It requires medical attention and support.

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People facing mental health crises won't ever recover; they will have to deal with it for the rest of their lives

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Mental health symptoms never stay still, they always waver up and down. Following a treatment plan help you follow through to recovery

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There's nothing you can do to help someone with a mental health problem.

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There are a variety of things you can do to help someone: providing resources, listening to them, treating them with respect...

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