We are honest, reliable and accountable with our actions.

Negative attitudes that are held about people who are perceived as different.

We respect diversity and value social justice.

The stigma and discrimination that is associated with mental health issues. It can have a devastating effect on those living with mental health issues. But, perhaps the greatest fear is talking about mental health?

We value health, well-being, recovery and the power of hope for ourselves and others.

Public attitudes and behaviour clearly affect how people with mental health issues regard their condition. Their expectation of discrimination and their self-efficacy.

We honour an individual's autonomy and inherent right to make their own choices as they determine their path to recovery.

Actions to exclude others due to their perceived differences.

We value interpersonal relationships that honour authenticity, trust, respect and ethical behavior that upholds our Code of Conduct.

When rules, policies and/or procedures of organizations or institutions intentionally or unintentionally restrict the rights of people with a mental illness (or substance use).