Stigma: a Unique Source of Distress for Family Members of Individuals with Mental Illness

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作者：

Anjana Muralidharan

Alicia Lucksted

Deborah Medoff

Li Juan Fang

Lisa Dixon

机构：

[1] Veterans Affairs Capitol Health Care Network (VISN 5) Mental Illness,Division of Psychiatric Services Research, Department of Psychiatry

[2] Research,Department of Psychiatry

[3] Education,Center for Practice Innovations

[4] and Clinical Center (MIRECC),undefined

[5] University of Maryland School of Medicine,undefined

[6] Columbia University Medical Center,undefined

[7] New York State Psychiatric Institute,undefined

来源：

The Journal of Behavioral Health Services & Research | 2016年 / 43卷

关键词：

Stigma; Mental illness; Family; Caregiver burden;

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摘要：

To distinguish the impact of mental illness stigma from that of other negative caregiving experiences, this study examined the unique relationships between stigma and caregiver/family functioning. Adult relatives (n = 437) of individuals with mental illness completed questionnaires regarding caregiving experiences, distress, empowerment, and family functioning, as part of a larger study. Regression analyses examined the relationship between stigma and caregiver/family variables, while controlling for other negative caregiving experiences. Stigma was uniquely associated with caregiver distress, empowerment, and family functioning. Mental illness stigma is a potent source of distress for families and an important target of family services.

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页码：484 / 493

页数：9

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