Stigmas and attitudes toward seeking mental health treatment in a sample of veterans and active duty service members.

Philip Held · Gina P. Owens

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Although mental health problems are relatively prevalent among service members, research related to treatment-seeking attitudes suggests that a significant number of service members are unwilling t...

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