Sentence examples for a definition of mental from inspiring English sources

Before beginning we need a definition of mental illness.

Others among us suggest further exploring what purpose a definition of mental health would or should serve, and why.

A major obstacle for integrating mental health initiatives into global health programmes and primary healthcare services is lack of consensus on a definition of mental health.

Our results indicate that finding consensus on a definition of mental health will require much more convergence in the frame of reference and common language describing components of mental health.

What we hoped would be a straightforward, simple question, designed to create consensus for a definition of mental health, ultimately demonstrated the nuanced but crucial epistemological and empirical influences on the understanding of mental health.

Our study provides evidence that if we are to try to come to a common consensus on a definition of mental health, we will need to understand the frame of reference of those involved and try to parse out the paradigms, positionality and the social/environmental factors that are offered from the core concepts we make seek to describe.

The authors say they cannot find a definition of profound mental disruption in mental health literature or United States law, so they offer some examples of their own.

And it's a tautology that every mass shooting involves some degree of mental illness: we would surely count as worthless any definition of mental wellness that was compatible with murdering civilians.

Although he does not provide any definition of mental state, the categories employed in his experiments do not account for intentional information.

This paper focuses on mental health in the workplace and adopts a comprehensive approach and an inclusive definition of mental health with a focus not only on (the absence of) mental health disorders but also on positive state of psychological well-being.

Indeed, a functional definition of mental retardation provides a compelling role for technology to mitigate the adverse impact of a person's cognitive impairments on school, work, and community functioning.