Answer by sophieb
there's no need to bother yourself with all that, unless you're trying to find out which disorder you fit into...lol
Only a medical doctor can determine by tests which mental illness someone has (which one fits the definition), and even then there could be different levels of the disorder.
Answer by cheekyleopard10
Well i reckon there is organic brain illness, which requires surgery / maybe drugs - although i personally think they fix jack-sh*t.
Then theres problems in the 'mind' that are none organic, which 99.99999% of doctors think can be cured with drugs - which again is a load of cack.
Theres some awesome tools out there for mind issues, the best which is EMDR - which is awesome.
Answer by Kunal S
mental health problem means not having good mood to listen anything or to do something. we can get out of it by doing some recreation things.
mental illness means head ache or not in a mood to understand anything,high blood pressure or low patience to something
Answer by Jazmin Q
BOTH THE SAME health is your body in general...but mental clasifys its better...mental which come from the latin word "mental" (men-tahl) which means mind...means problems with the brain
Answer by Julia
I think it's because not all mental health problems are mental disorders. For example, shows like Dr. Phil. You see people who seem to be doing things that are obviously harmful to them and loved ones. Most are from thinking a certain way and can be changed by readjusting one's thinking (cognitive). Mental illness/disease/disorder, on the other hand, is where something physiologically is happening in the brain causing a person to feel and act a certain way. It is not fully in their control b/c their brain is the organ that is diseased or lacking a chemical component.
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