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By Bailey Sherrah Photo by Arthouse Studio / Pexels Etiquette, what is it? Think of it as polite actions: things you would enjoy if someone else did them for you. Historically known as a guide line of how to treat others with respect, including yourself. Adeodata Czink is the owner of Toronto etiquette consultancy, Business of Manners . Czink says good etiquette begins the moment you walk through a door. “You want to commend attention by your presence. You want to look tall with great posture, open the door wide, step in and give yourself a moment to look around. You have arrived...

I have a confession to make — I cringe every time I hear the word, “crazy”. My confidence plummets to the soles of my shoes. A wave of shame overtakes me. I am whisked back in time to the behavioral health unit: Danei Edelen. As you walk off the psych ward, you think, “I guess I am one of the crazies now”. As a woman, I felt neutered. Who could love somebody like me? I psychologically wore a mantle of shame everywhere, apologizing for taking up space and breathing air.” The power of stigma As Terri Cheney writes in Modern Madness: An Owner’s Manual, stigma can be deadly. “Se...