Stigma changes over time: it waxes and wanes through history, is manifested within humans
who develop over time and is tied to statuses (such as attributes, illnesses and identities) …

Background Individuals with schizophrenia spectrum disorders (SSD) are at heightened risk
of experiencing self-stigma, and some cultures are more stigmatizing towards SSD than …

Bipolar disorder is heterogeneous in phenomenology, illness trajectory, and response to
treatment. Despite evidence for the efficacy of multimodality interventions, the majority of …

Background Only about half the people with depression seek professional health care
services. To constitute the different predictors and associating variables of health care …

Background Internalisation of stigma occurs when people with a stigmatised attribute, such
as a mental illness, supress negative but accepted societal attitudes. However, as far as is …

Introduction: This review focuses on social stigma associated with mental health problems in
Spain in recent years. Method: A systematic search was conducted in SCOPUS, PsycInfo …

Background Depression affects approximately 4% of the global population and has huge
social and economic implications. Social factors, including support, engagement, and …

Sexual Minoritized (SM) people are reported to experience higher levels of psychopathology
when compared to heterosexual individuals. Minority Stress Theory and Psychological …

Objective: One way that stigma may interfere with treatment-seeking is its impact on whether
an individual self-labels as someone with mental illness (MI). While identifying and labeling …

The present study examined the longitudinal impact of stigma on mental health among
people with mental disorders. Specifically, this study tested whether higher levels of …