This Review considers the evidence for mental-health-related stigma in health-care and
mental-health-care settings. Do mental-health-care and other health-care professionals …

Background: The consequences of schizophrenia stigma are numerous and highly
damaging to individuals, their families, the health care system and society. Mental health …

Mental disorders are increasingly conceptualized as biomedical diseases, explained as
manifestations of genetic and neurobiological abnormalities. Here, we discuss changes in …

Objectives The authors compared attitudes of the US general public and of mental health
professionals about the competence and perceived dangerousness of people with mental …

Inpatient mental health services in the United Kingdom are currently dissatisfactory for
service-users and staff. For young people with psychosis, being hospitalized is often …

People living with mental health and substance use issues need prompt access to quality
health care. Sometimes they receive it, but often they do not. Significant barriers stand in the …

How common are mental-health difficulties among applied psychologists? This question is
paradoxically neglected, perhaps because disclosure and discussion of these experiences …

Viewing mental illness as an 'illness like any other'and promoting biogenetic causes have
been explored as a stigma‐reduction strategy. The relationship between causal beliefs and …

Stigma is one of the main barriers for the full implementation of mental health services in low-
and middle-income countries (LMICs). Recently, many initiatives to reduce stigma have …

The present study examines whether attitudes of mental health professionals (MHPs)
towards severe mental illness are associated with professional quality of life. The Attitudes …