Princess Diana and Winston Churchill's mental health experiences to be used to teach children how to cope with 'the black dog' [Telegraph.co.uk]

Has anyone encountered stigma /  "avoidance" around ACEs? 

In a MH service consumers group on Facebook it was made clear to me that people did not wish to be known as survivors of ACEs, but could be known as survivors of problems with MH issues. 

Coming from a background with IPV/DV/Substance abuse issues, I know I found the first couple of years at school very difficult - - those years when other children, and teachers, would ask "what do your parents do?" (meaning jobs etc - - I couldn't say, my parents split up because of my father's violent alcohol abuse, and..... etc). Stigma / shame etc..  So yeah, I also probably had issues with "the black dog" from very early days.. But it wasn't even recognised that far back that young children could suffer from depression!