The mental health impact of anti-LGBT policies  with Heather Zayde

The mental health impact of anti-LGBT policies with Heather Zayde

It’s pride month – a moment when LGBTQ+ Americans ought to feel out and proud. And yet that is becoming harder to do in an America where politicians are attacking the community through discriminatory policies designed specifically to stigmatize and exclude. Abdul talks about the way that exclusionary policy shapes mental health and speaks with Heather Zayde, a mental health provider who specializes in LGBTQ+ mental health about the challenges the community is facing and what it will take to overcome them.

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Scientists Argue that this Genetic Test’s Results are “no better than a coin flip.” The FDA approved it anyway.

Recently, the FDA approved a genetic test for opioid use disorder despite clear opposition from scientists and the FDA advisory panel that had reviewed the evidence. The case demonstrates the space wh...

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 Public health 🤝 Healthcare

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When Racism goes “Systemic”

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Our Mental Health System is Broken

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We talk a lot more about mental health than we used to — and that’s served to destigmatize it and promote opportunities to improve it. But that conversation has yet to improve mental healthcare for th...

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Trauma is all around us–and the word has come to dominate so much of our conversation about mental health. The common perception of trauma is that it lingers, devastating mental health over time. But ...

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