Using complex medical terminology can alienate or confuse participants who are not familiar with medical jargon.

Providing materials in multiple languages and using simple, relatable examples can help ensure that all participants, regardless of their primary language or educational background, can understand and relate to the information about MDD.

Focusing only on severe cases can create fear and may not represent the range of experiences with MDD, potentially alienating individuals with less severe symptoms.

Offering the workshop at a high cost can be prohibitive for low-income residents and may restrict access to information.