Schizophrenia is a chronic mental disorder which is most accompanied by stigma of people who suffer from it. There are numerous studies about the stigmatization of people with schizophrenia that describe various sources of stigma. This review paper covered the sources of the stigma that come from the working environment of people with schizophrenia, from family members, the media, health professionals and police officers as a group of people who are most in contact with the patients. After elaborating the sources of stigma, the display of capabilities to combat stigma and the role of experts in this follows, with a focus on social workers and occupational therapists. The aim of this review is to help and contribute to a better understanding of stigmatization of people with schizophrenia in a way that would be useful in generating and testing hypotheses for further researches to be conducted on this topic. Also, the review paper offers the possibility for healthcare professionals and professional teams involved in the treatment of people with schizophrenia to recognize public stigma and help patients to cope with the consequences of it and their self-stigmatization. Finally, it may represent a good basis for the realization of future anti-stigmatizing initiatives and questioning of one’s own potential stigmatizing attitudes.