Executive summary It is time to end all forms of stigma and discrimination against people
with mental health conditions, for whom there is double jeopardy: the impact of the primary …

Purpose The main purpose of our systematic review was to investigate the effect of peer-led
intervention on self-stigma in individuals with mental health problems. Secondary purpose …

In this pilot study, we report on the feasibility, acceptability and potential impact of 'Who,
When, How to Share', a new disclosure decision-making programme for autistic adults. We …

Many autistic adults experience public stigma and some internalise this stigma with negative
effects on their mental health. While efforts to reduce public stigma are paramount, change …

Purpose The decision whether to disclose a mental illness has individual and social
consequences. Secrecy may protect from stigma and discrimination while disclosure can …

Objective: People with mental illnesses may avoid or delay treatment due to a fear of
labeling and discrimination, a phenomenon known as self-stigma. Self-stigma is a major …

Purpose Many people with mental illness experience self-stigma and stigma-related stress
and struggle with decisions whether to disclose their condition to others. The peer-led …

Abstract Background In China, mental health disorders are considered the leading causes of
disability, yet treatment-seeking behaviors among individuals with mental health problems …

Introduction While stigma toward autistic individuals has been well documented, less is
known about how autism is perceived relative to other stigmatized disabilities. As a highly …

Background Self-stigma among people with mental illness is negatively associated with
personal and clinical recovery. Due to the concealable nature of mental illness, people with …