Caring for a family member with a psycho-social disability can be both rewarding and
burdensome. This study analyses the experiences of caregivers of people with psychosocial …

Mobile phones have increasingly assumed an important role in the treatment of mental
disorders in high-income countries. This paper considers such possibilities in the South …

Background: Stigma is a barrier to mental healthcare. Understanding context-specific stigma
is important in designing mental health interventions. Aim: This study explored the nature …

Purpose This study examines how the term “schizophrenia” is used in Italian newspapers.
Methods The survey was carried out on the 22 Italian newspapers which allow word …

Now in its third edition, Mental Health in Australia remains the authoritative reference on
mental health for students, academics and practitioners. With a new four part structure, the …

This study aimed to develop and assess the acceptability of a digital program for training
community health workers (CHWs) in the detection and referral of patients with …

Purpose: An increasing number of comparative studies are conducted on the stigmatization
of persons with mental illness, in particular with regard to regional and diachronic variation …

Introduction Common mental disorders (CMD) such as depression, suicidal risk and
emotional/medically unexplained complaints affect a large number of people in India, but …

Despite the unequivocal incidence and burden that mental illnesses place on the world,
those with mental illness remain not only neglected but also deeply stigmatized across …

Aim This study aimed to evaluate the extent to stigma experienced by the PMI in the hands
of their family members and friends/colleagues in the form of commonly used labels and …