The phrase "assists mentally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing support or help that is provided in a cognitive or psychological context.
Example: "The therapist assists mentally by providing coping strategies for anxiety."
Alternatives: "supports psychologically" or "aids cognitively".
The groom's mother, who is retired, was an overnight counselor who assisted mentally disabled girls at the Keystone Community Residence in South Plainfield, N.J.
His mother retired as a therapy aide, assisting mentally and physically disabled patients at Hudson Valley Developmental Disability Services Office, an agency in Thiells, N.Y.
Steinberg also proposed deploying 200 more mental health triage workers to assist the mentally ill with treatment, housing and educational services.
More officers have received crisis-intervention training to assist the mentally ill, all patrol officers will soon carry Tasers and more than 450 body cameras were shipped to Chicago recently as the department tests those devices.
The bill, inspired by the 2017 fatal shooting of a deputy who sought to assist a mentally ill man, would allow police and family members to petition courts to temporarily seize guns from people deemed dangerous.
The authors also recommend that planners focus on ethical challenges likely to arise when assisting the mentally disabled during and after a disaster.
Catherine Atkins, a psychologist at NYU Langone Medical Center in New York, who assists amputees with mentally adjusting to their new body and life.
"It is a day of nostalgia, to see how far they have come," said Dr. Catherine Atkins, a psychologist at NYU Langone Medical Center in New York, who assists amputees with mentally adjusting to their new body and life.
It well deserves funding from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to help develop a model program for assisting the chronically mentally ill to live independently.
After gathering evidence, the Commission published its findings in early 2012 entitled 'The current legal status of assisted suicide is inadequate and incoherent' and recommended the provision of the choice of assisted dying for mentally competent adults with terminal illness [ 9].
