Attitudes and stigma in relation to help-seeking intentions for psychological problems in low and high suicide rate regions
Social Psychiatry And Psychiatric EpidemiologyPeer ReviewedAnneleen Reynders +32013Journals
Accessibility and availability of mental health care services are necessary but not sufficient for people to seek help for psychological problems. Attitudes and stigma related to help seeking also determine help seeking intentions. The aim of this study is to investigate how cross-national differences in attitudes and stigma within the general population are related to professional and informal help seeking intentions in low and high suicide rate regions.
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