Being made to feel different, lesser or unwanted can be a common experience for many minority groups. When people are excluded or denied full social acceptance because they are perceived as having a "lesser" status or value, they may internalize that stigma.
Mindfulness and Its Impact on Mental Health Among University Students
The article discusses the impact of mindfulness on mental health and self-stigma among university students, particularly highlighting the experiences of minority groups who face social exclusion. This is relevant for understanding the mental health challenges faced by marginalized populations in Iran. Addressing these issues is crucial for promoting inclusivity and mental well-being in Iranian society.
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📰 What Happened
The article discusses how mindfulness practices can positively influence the mental health of university students, particularly those from minority backgrounds who experience social exclusion.
- Mindfulness can reduce self-stigma and improve mental health outcomes.
- Minority groups often face unique mental health challenges due to social exclusion.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Mental health is a growing concern in Iran, particularly among youth and minority groups who often face discrimination.
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