Mental health charities voiced unease at the delays.
Reed became aware of his black constituents' unease with mental health services at a community meeting where he had mentioned Olaseni Lewis's case.
Soon after, in 1978, he started writing and acting in plays that focused on mental illness and social unease in a country where asylums were officially closed that same year.
In his dedication to King Henri II, Nostradamus describes "emptying my soul, mind and heart of all care, worry and unease through mental calm and tranquility", but his frequent references to the "bronze tripod" of the Delphic rite are usually preceded by the words "as though" (compare, once again, External References to the original texts).
Those who laughed at Charles Kennedy's problems with alcohol and mental health mask the deep unease of a nation refusing to acknowledge its own self-destructive relationship with alcohol.
It's both those things – but it's also tied up with our terrified unease about real mental illness, and the comforting implication of Phoenix's just-for-laughs routine that it can be as easily cured as shaving off your beard.
To do so, perhaps, is to avoid confronting any sense of unease about Charlie Sheen's problems.Eric Arauz, a mental health consultant who travels the country lecturing about his experience with bipolar disorder, said that Mr. Sheen's behavior suggests he might suffer from a psychological imbalance as well as drug addiction.(Mr. Arauz is not a doctor).
Even before Madrid, there was a claustrophobic unease about the tube, and ever more Londoners were acquiring another mental transport map, the complex map of the city's bus routes.
The higher rate of prescribing by psychiatrists may reflect unease by general practitioners with less training and experience in handling mental health disorders [ 38].
That unease continues in the story, a vague yet mesmerizing tale of emotional isolation and mental degradation.
