Working with SAY Women and the Village Storytelling Centre, I co-facilitated and visually documented workshops that explored mental health stigma. Together we created comic strips and shared stories, and I created visual notes based on discussions.
These notes and images were transformed into a Public Information Comic, which is now used by both SAY Women for the service users and the University of Glasgow to teach undergraduate medical students about the impacts of mental health stigma.
The comic provides an accessible and engaging way to challenge stigma and educate future healthcare professionals, empowering survivors while raising awareness of this critical issue.
