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mental health
noun
- psychological well-being and satisfactory adjustment to society and to the ordinary demands of life.
- the field of medicine concerned with the maintenance or achievement of such well-being and adjustment.
Word History and Origins
Origin of mental health1
Example Sentences
Bonta sounded the alarm as the California Department of Justice released a 165-page report that found all of the state’s six privately-operated immigration detention facilities are falling short in providing mental health care for detainees.
Mr Clemo told the court that Burrows "knows he's caused incredible suffering" and has been "struggling with his mental health too".
“They have complex health and mental health conditions. They are meeting us at a real moment of crisis. The timing with which we reach out to our clients seems magical to me.”
County lifeguards have begun taking mental health days off to cope with the devastation as an algae bloom is poisoning and killing marine life from San Diego to Santa Barbara.
Sadly, this is not a shock considering her lifelong mental health struggles and news stories suggesting she's been experiencing personal turmoil recently.
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