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⚠️ Trigger Warning: The video above contains deeply stigmatizing and unscientific claims about mental illness, made by an individual identified as a health professional.

The Professional's Duty vs. The Stigma Perpetuated A health professional has a core ethical duty to provide accurate, evidence-based information and to reduce suffering. Let's contrast this duty with the myths seen in the video 🔴 HARMFUL MYTH: The video suggests people with mental illness are fundamentally different, dangerous, or morally flawed. 🟢 ETHICAL REALITY: This is a direct contradiction of medical ethics. Our duty is to see the person first, not the diagnosis. We must treat every patient with dignity, recognize their humanity, and understand that mental illness is a health condition, not an identity. It can affect anyone, regardless of background or strength. Our Collective Responsibility For the Public: Be a critical consumer of information. A title does not automatically make someone's words true. For Fellow Health Professionals: This is a reminder of our profound responsibility. We must actively combat stigma. We must commit to lifelong learning and ensure our practice is rooted in current science and empathy. Let's gently but firmly correct misinformation when we see it, especially from within our own ranks. No Health Without Mental Health!! Ethio Psychiatry 18/12/2017 Join us👇 @ethiopsychiatry @ethiopsychiatry

The video we've just shared is deeply concerning, not just for its content, but for its source. When someone with the authority of a health professional uses their platform to spread fear and stigma, it causes immense harm and sets back decades of progress in mental health advocacy. We are not sharing this to attack an individual, but to confront a dangerous idea: the idea that a professional's opinion can override scientific evidence and ethical responsibility.

#Update Following our recent post about a video containing stigmatizing content, we want to share an important and encouraging update. Today, we are pleased to share that the professional who made the video has reached out with a sincere apology. sent us this message of apology "ሰላም ለእናንተ ይሁን ቤተሰቦቼ ከላይ የተያዘው video እኔን የሚመለከት ሆኖ አጊቸዋለሁ ይሄን ቪድዮ ስሰራ በፍፁም ሌላ negative ወይም መጥፎ ነገር አስቤ አልነበረም ለአዕምሮ ህሙማን ጥሩ አመለካከት አለኝ ነገር ግን ቪዲዮን ተመልሼ ሳየው ልክ እንዳልነበርኩ ከእኔ ሙያው ውስጥ ካለ ሰው የሚጠበቅ ሆኖ አላገኘሁትም እናንተንም ሁሉንም ተፅዕኖ ያሳደርኩባቸውንም ሰዎች በሙሉ ከልቤ ይቅርታ እጠይቃለሁ።🙏🙏" We want to sincerely thank for his message. It takes immense courage and integrity to reflect on one's actions, acknowledge a mistake, and take responsibility for the impact. This is a powerful act of professional accountability. Our goal yesterday was never to attack a person, but to confront a dangerous idea. This response shows that constructive dialogue can work. It proves that we can challenge misinformation and combat stigma within our communities with firmness, but also with grace. No Health Without Mental Health! Ethio Psychiatry 18/12/2017 Join us👇 @ethiopsychiatry @ethiopsychiatry