Sentence examples for vulnerable mental from inspiring English sources

Rachael Maskell, Labour MP for York Central, said patients had been badly let down by the health service and that Jeremy Hunt, the secretary of state for health, had failed to address a crisis in which vulnerable mental health patients had been left for months without local services.

"The practice of the coroner, his officers, pathologists and researchers from Manchester University led to the unlawful and unethical removal of Cyril Isaacs's brain, and the brains of many others, including vulnerable mental health patients," Mrs. Isaacs said in a statement.

"Some of those people [in the York Rooms] were in such a vulnerable mental health state".

The shock of being arrested, especially when coupled with contemplating potential consequences, puts people in a deeply vulnerable mental state.

The images are a series of fraught, doll-like women in vulnerable mental states, with sexuality driving much of the collection.

After last week's episode, the central question in "Homeland" was whether Brody, in his shaky post-heroin addiction and vulnerable mental state, could be trusted to deliver for CIA while in Tehran.

Vulnerable mental-health patients are been treated miles from home because their 240-year-old psychiatric hospital was found to be unsafe.

"Unfortunately we know that ISIS pushes its propaganda to people who are mentally vulnerable, and mental illness is not a barrier to being indoctrinated by them".

First, whereas injured personnel are recognised as being vulnerable to mental health problems, to the extent they have mandatory mental health monitoring, personnel with an illness are less visible and may feel more isolated; low levels of social support is a known risk factor for PTSD and other mental health conditions [ 23].

Mourning was especially vulnerable to mental lapses.

"Students are particularly vulnerable to mental health issues.