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[,,…I Would Be Sad Then, Because They Are All Talking About My Dad" - The Role of Stigma in Families Affected by Parental Mental Illness]

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Publisher Thieme
Specialty Public Health
Date 2017 Dec 30
PMID 29287300
Citations 2
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Abstract

Stigmatization of mental illness is a societal problem, and is also relevant for help-seeking. In a qualitative interview study, the role of stigma in help-seeking was examined from the perspective of parents with mental illness, their children and other relatives. Parents with mental illness assigned an important role to stigma for help-seeking processes. Children rarely made explicit statements about this, but an implicit awareness of stigma can be assumed.

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