Sentence examples for mental problems are from inspiring English sources

It is my strongly held religious belief that all mental problems are spiritual in nature and that there is no such thing as a mentally incompetent person".

Is he one of those people whose mental problems are rooted in a feeling of deep moral inadequacy, and a drive to confess is a way to relieve anxiety rather than tell the truth?

Because of lingering questions about the bounds of the PTSD diagnosis, which is only three decades old, people with mental problems are eligible only for treatment assistance, whereas people with physical ailments, in most cases breathing difficulties, qualify for both treatment and compensation.

In 17 out of 19 OECD countries work-related mental problems are up.

However, mental problems are not easily discussed and mental health issues have an unbearable stigma among people.

Moreover, internal physical or psychological influences, such as addictions or mental problems, are perceived as further constraining the autonomy of a person.

Serious mental problems were reported in the histories of 10 of the 19 teenagers in the Times study.

Mr. Wood's mental problems were severe enough that one jury found him incompetent to stand trial.

The ability of yoga to help dial back both physical and mental problems is reason enough to try it.

Her mental health department was established only in 1998; before that, mental problems were largely either ignored or associated with western decadence.

What MPs and members of the House of Lords will learn is that McKinnon's mental problems were first noted back in 1983, when he was only 17.