Answer by TubCat
no, they are all in the BRAIN. to say its all in their head trivializes the illness and is the direct cause of the stigma so many with mental illnesses have to face, when they are already dealing with far greater problems.
Answer by sammie77
That is debateable, but even if they are it doesn't mean you are always capable of fighting them.
You can try to alter your way of thought though, by looking at how and why you react to things etc...
Answer by Mr. Me
Most yes.Mental health problems that stem from bad child hoods or bad experiences are the result of not being able to except and let go.Or the result of letting your emotions take control at the moment,causing the problems to take root.But some mental health problems may be caused by drugs,head trauma,or other sickness.The same can be said with other sicknesses,if the mind dos not acknowledge them they tend to correct themselves sometimes.Mind over matter.
Answer by Songbyrd11 JPA
More in the brain. Chemical imbalances cause most of the problems. The mind is the result of the process, while the brain is the function of this process.
Sociopaths are more in the mind, they have no balance other then doing what feels good to them. They are the psychopaths.
Answer by Gale Y
we all have it,,from stress to hormones to just plain victims of serious health issues..depression is a mental problem,with the same outcome MESS UP in the head..could be from a death,to a brake up to plain torch er one gives you..not because one is nuts from the mind only..
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