Sentence examples for illness mind from inspiring English sources

Re "In Gun Debate, a Misguided Focus on Mental Illness" (Mind, Dec. 18): Dr. Richard A. Friedman adds much needed clarity to the public debate prompted by the horrific Newtown shooting.

UK charities Rethink Mental Illness, Mind and the National Autistic Society intervened in the case to provide evidence based on the experiences of their members and supporters.

In a joint statement, Rethink Mental Illness, Mind and the National Autistic Society said: "The judges in the original ruling independently confirmed what our members and supporters have been saying for years - the system is unfair for some of the most vulnerable people in our society and is failing the very people it is meant to be supporting.

The Mental Health Foundation, Rethink Mental Illness, Mind, the NHS Confederation Mental Health Network and the Centre for Mental Health and the Royal College of Psychiatrists have released a letter on Wednesday warning that planned cuts for next year will put lives at risk as the system is already underfunded.

Throughout the illness, the mind remains alert, completely aware of the breakdown of the body that encases it.

Leading charities Rethink Mental Illness and Mind both say that no one can know for certain what's caused the increase, and that much more research needs to be done.

The case is puzzling: why would a man of 49, with no history of violence, no record of mental illness, never mind a criminal record, suddenly appear in court charged with threats to kill?

Instead, Garson wrote what he was feeling at the time, without any particular illness in mind — although, he adds, part of what inspired him was the effect music has had on his autistic grandson.

57 One example is Queensland's strategy to improve the physical health of people with severe mental illness (Activate: Mind and Body).

The inability to establish a clear pathological basis for dementia led some to incorporate it into a psychodynamic approach that emphasized external factors in the development of mental illness: privileging mind over matter, and focusing on family upbringing, personal stress and environment (Micale, 2002: 310; Ballenger, 2006: 36–56).

"Double-blind studies were not created with terminal illnesses in mind," he noted, calling for the FDA to make experimental AIDS drugs available on a "compassionate usage" basis.