Law enforcement officers (LEOs) experience stressful and traumatic events more often than the general population. Though these events negatively impact mental health and wellbeing, LEOs experience barriers to seeking psychological therapy and support to address these emotional burdens. This scoping review asks the question “What are the factors preventing law enforcement officers from seeking mental health services?”. Eligibility criteria included literature focusing on Canadian and United States LEO access and willingness to participate in mental health interventions. Using PubMed, PsycNet, and Scopus, we found 17 publications on this topic. We charted the data using components of grounded theory and uncovered components of the social cognitive theory’s role in accessing services. Overall, LEOs mental health services utilization barriers include negative perceptions and low mental health knowledge, concerns of confidentiality and job consequences, and lack of social support. Interventions can be developed at the environmental, behavioral, and individual levels to address these complex factors preventing LEOs seeking mental health services.

执法人员（LEO）经历的压力和创伤事件多于一般人群。尽管这些事件会对心理健康和幸福产生负面影响，但LEO遇到了寻求心理治疗和支持以解决这些情绪负担的障碍。这项范围界定审查提出了一个问题：“哪些因素阻止了执法人员寻求心理健康服务？”。资格标准包括针对加拿大和美国LEO的获取以及参与心理健康干预措施的意愿的文献。使用PubMed，PsycNet和Scopus，我们找到了17个与此主题相关的出版物。我们使用扎根理论的组成部分和社会认知理论在访问服务中的作用的未被发现的组成部分来绘制数据图表。全面的，LEO的心理健康服务利用障碍包括负面观念和对心理健康的了解不足，对机密性和工作后果的担忧以及缺乏社会支持。可以在环境，行为和个人层面上开发干预措施，以解决阻止LEO寻求心理健康服务的这些复杂因素。