Background Stigma is a complex construct and its association with help-seeking among
those experiencing eating disorders is not well understood. Rates of help-seeking are low …

Background Public opinion research shows that eating disorders (EDs) are a major target of
stigmatisation. To understand the implications of this stigma, research investigating how …

The perceived stigma, anticipated outcomes, and attitudes towards counseling may deter
those with an eating disorder from seeking the help they need. Part 1 (N= 145) of a two-part …

Objective To examine whether self‐stigma of seeking psychological help and being male
would be associated with an increased likelihood of having an undiagnosed eating disorder …

Objective To systematically review the literature on perceived barriers and facilitators of help‐
seeking for eating disorders. Method Three databases (PubMed, PsychInfo, Cochrane) were …

Purpose Stigma resistance, described as the capacity to counteract or remain unaffected by
the stigma of mental illness, may play a crucial role in the fight against stigma. Little is …

Eating disorders (EDs) are increasingly prevalent in men, but men remain underrepresented
across many ED-specific treatment settings. Based on the idea that persistent stereotypes …

Stigma is a problem for individuals with eating disorders (EDs), forming a barrier to
disclosure and help‐seeking. Interventions to reduce ED stigma may help remove these …

Despite the availability of evidence-based treatments for eating disorders, only a minority of
individuals seek and receive professional treatment for their problems. While research over …

Objective Eating disorders stigmatization is common and is associated with greater eating
disorders symptom severity. This study sought to elucidate stigma internalization as a …