Keep quiet about it
By Michael Carter
* What are you, as an individual practitioner, doing to address stigma and discrimination in your job?
* How do you know that what you are doing makes a difference to your client group?
GUIDE TIME FOR DISCUSSION: 20 minutes per question
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