"mental movement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the physical motion of thinking or the movement of ideas. For example, "We could feel the mental movement in the room as everyone brainstormed ideas together."
With this information, we can not only track the deep movements of an organically activated human "mind", but also connect these mental movements directly to policy-relevant and market-relevant feedback loops that short-circuit the existing decision-making loops in Washington, corporate America, and on Wall Street.
"The mental health movement can learn from the environment movement.
Here, we find a perfect expression of the new mental hygiene movement.
The global mental health movement emphasises low-cost and easy-to-use mental health interventions, but errs by assuming that this excludes technological solutions.
On a deeper level I was troubled because the mental health movement has yet to find a slogan or an identity that fits me.
As a woman with bipolar disorder and as an advocate in the mental health movement, the article " 'Mad Pride' Fights a Stigma," by Gabrielle Glaser (Sunday Styles, May 11) stirred me up.
And Dr Prakash's mental sideways movement has led him to design a microscope made almost entirely of paper, which is so cheap that the question of servicing it goes out of the window.Individual Foldscopes, as Dr Prakash dubs them, are printed on A4 sheets of paper (ideally polymer-coated for durability).
The importance of the second negative feedback loop lies in the fact that the nerve cells of the hypothalamus receive impulses from other regions of the brain, including the cerebral cortex (the centre for higher mental functions, movement, perceptions, emotion, etc)., thus permitting the endocrine system to respond to physical and emotional stresses.
According to the latest study of mental capability, movement will guide insight in problem solving situations.
Unlike other groups and demographics, there is little in the way of a mental health movement.
