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Christine Marie

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MBA, PhD

I am a coffee-loving, psychology researcher exploring the intersection of human life and storytelling, past and present. I seek to dignify those humiliated, promote post-traumatic growth, and enrich lives through the use of media, research, and story.

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In ancient Greece, people deemed undesirable were branded with marks called STIGMA to differentiate them and warn the public to stay away from them. Being rejected as an outcast creates an excruciating form of social pain. Interestingly, neuroscience shows that social pain shares the same neural pathways as physical pain (social pain/physical pain overlap theory.) Stigmatizing individuals or groups can result in self-stigma when people start to believe in their own unworthiness. This results in the stigma becoming integrated into a person\'s identity, damage to self-efficacy & self-esteem, hesitancy to seek help for mental or physical issues, impairment of social relationships, reduced sense of life meaning, and increases in structural and systemic inequalities - to name a few. To be/become STIGMATIZED arouses the separation & distress circuitry in our brains, often creating panic, extreme loneliness, grief and terror of future social exclusion. If I could be everyone\'s mom for a minute, I would remind you to please be kind to everyone, even if they are different, made a mistake, or live differently. Would you consider sharing your chocolate milk and inviting them to play once in a while. Who can you help destigmatize today by showing them you accept them for who they are? It\'s a great place to start. — 185 7

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