Purpose Studies are increasingly showing that health related stigma is a barrier to
employment, but it is not known how. The aim of this systematic review is to identify …

Objectives Many workers in high-risk occupations, such as soldiers, are exposed to
stressors at work, increasing their risk of developing mental health conditions and substance …

Background Often, military personnel do not seek treatment for mental illness or wait until
they reach a crisis point. Effective, selective, and indicated prevention is best achieved by …

Background The church and other religious-affiliated organizations have promising yet
underexplored potential to provide social support services for young people recovering from …

Military culture relies on hierarchy and obedience, which contradict the implementation and
use of collaborative care models. In this commentary, a team of lived experience, clinical …

Background Health services are critically important for older adults, particularly during the
Coronavirus disease-19 (COVID-19) pandemic. However, COVID-19 risks, worse financial …

Introduction Workplace mental health stigma is a major problem as it can lead to adverse
occupational outcomes and reduced well-being. Although workplace climate is largely …

Evidence‐based treatments for posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are underutilized by
active duty service members in the United States. Social support may help service members …

Objectives Research suggests that military personnel frequently delay disclosing mental
health issues and illness (MHI), including substance use disorder, to supervisors. This delay …

Viele Soldaten mit einer psychischen Erkrankung stehen vor der Entscheidung, diese offen
zu legen oder geheim zu halten. Die Entscheidung fällt den meisten nicht leicht, da es …