Sentence examples for problem of mental from inspiring English sources

All of this fuels the increasingly distressing problem of mental ill-health.

Welfare reform will contribute to the growing problem of mental illness.

In any case, resignation is no solution to the problem of mental incapacity, whether that developed gradually or suddenly through injury or stroke.

For others, the episode underscored either the lack of security at Japanese schools or the government's failure to address the growing problem of mental illness.

In fact, he is an economist with an evangelical mission to deal with the immense and massively ignored problem of mental health in Britain.

Three senior frontbenchers, including Ley, met community leaders and mental health experts at a roundtable in Canberra aimed at discussing the often hidden problem of mental illness in Indigenous communities.

Homeless families, by contrast, have fewer problems of mental illness and substance abuse, and they mostly stay off the street.

He has written books on the subject and advises the World Health Organisation, focusing on the problems of mental health care for HIV patients in developing countries.

Lady Corston said yesterday that a large proportion of the 4,300 women in prison in England and Wales could be better dealt with in community centres which could deal with their problems of mental illness, addiction and history of abuse.

Britain has become "a society of strangers" and "individualism has tended to estrange people from one another", proof of which could be seen in "the extent of loneliness in society today with the attendant problems of mental and physical health".

Those families able to stay in touch often feel helpless and very distressed as they watch family members struggle to cope with the dual problems of mental illness and imprisonment.