concept   mental health
59 commonsense assertions
Cultures (59) • Western countries (1) • United States (1) • Eastern countries (1) • Western medicine (1) • Australia (1) • medical profession (1) • Canada (1) • India (1) • South Korea (1) • Sweden (1) • Western medical professionals (1) • medical community (1) • medical community in developed countries (1) • Mexico (1) • Western medical field (1) • Nigeria (1) • Norway (1) • Western medical culture (1) • Middle East (1) • psychological culture (1) Pakistan (1) • Russia (1) • Western world (1) • medical community in North America (1) • Kenya (1) • New Zealand (1) • UAE (1) • Western medicine practitioners (1) • Eastern traditional healers (1) • Europe (1) • Traditional Asian cultures (1) • Traditional East Asian cultures (1) • Western scientific community (1) • medical field in Europe (1) • progressive societies (1) • psychological counseling culture (1) • psychology research community (1) • stigmatizing societies (1) • traditional Chinese culture (1) • war-torn regions (1) • western psychology (1) • Biology research in the Western world (1) • Biomedical Research Community (1) • Conservative societies (1) • Developed countries (1) • Indian medical culture (1) • Less medically developed countries (1) • Modern societal views (1) • Self-care culture (1) • Traditional Indian Ayurveda (1) • Traditional communities (1) • Ukraine (1) • Yoga philosophy (1) • biology in Europe (1) • liberal societies (1) • liberal western countries (1) • modern healthcare systems (1) • modern societies (1) • scientific context (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 mental health Western countries In Western countries, mental health is acknowledged as a medical condition, with medication and therapy widely promoted and accessible. 40
2 mental health United States Therapy and counseling are increasingly accepted and beneficial for mental health in the United States. 22
3 mental health Eastern countries Mental health is stigmatized in Eastern countries, making seeking professional help less common. 15
4 mental health Western medicine In Western medicine, mental health is typically treated with therapy and medication. 11
5 mental health Australia Australia is increasingly focused on destigmatizing mental health issues and providing various treatment options. 10
6 mental health medical profession Therapy and medication are widely accepted treatments for mental health conditions in the medical profession worldwide. 10
7 mental health Canada Canada prioritizes open conversations, destigmatization, and access to government-funded mental health services. 9
8 mental health India In India, mental health issues are often stigmatized, leading to a preference for traditional healing over professional treatment. 9
9 mental health South Korea In South Korea, there is a strong stigma surrounding mental health issues and seeking professional help is often stigmatized. 9
10 mental health Sweden In Sweden, mental health treatment emphasizes holistic approaches, work-life balance, therapy, and government-funded support. 9
11 mental health Western medical professionals Western medical professionals promote open discussions and therapy for mental health despite stigma. 8
12 mental health medical community In the medical community, there is an emphasis on recognizing and providing evidence-based treatment for mental health. 8
13 mental health medical community in developed countries In developed countries, mental health is recognized as important and accessible treatment options are available within the medical community. 8
14 mental health Mexico In Mexico, mental health treatment includes community support, stigma around medication, and spiritual rituals. 7
15 mental health Western medical field In the Western medical field, mental health is recognized and treated through medication, therapy, and support services, but there are still barriers and stigma associated with accessing care. 7
16 mental health Nigeria In Nigeria, mental health issues are often seen as spiritual problems, leading to limited access to professional treatment and medication. 6
17 mental health Norway Norwegian mental health approach values work-life balance, holistic treatment, and strong support systems. 6
18 mental health Western medical culture Mental health conditions are commonly recognized and treated with therapy and medication in Western medical culture. 6
19 mental health Middle East Mental health stigmatization and reluctance to seek professional help are widespread in the Middle East. 5
20 mental health psychological culture In a psychological culture, mental health is valued and seeking therapy is encouraged to reduce stigma and provide support. 5
21 mental health Pakistan In Pakistan, mental health stigma and reliance on traditional practices hinder treatment seeking and adherence. 4
22 mental health Russia Mental health is stigmatized and largely not openly discussed in Russia, with limited access to resources and alternative treatment approaches. 4
23 mental health Western world Stigma around mental health is decreasing in the Western world, with a focus on therapy and medication for treatment. 4
24 mental health medical community in North America Recognition of the importance of mental health is increasing in the North American medical community, leading to more availability of therapy and medication treatment options. 4
25 mental health Kenya Limited mental health services in Kenya lead to reliance on traditional healers for treatment. 3
26 mental health New Zealand New Zealand prioritizes mental health awareness and nature-based therapies for treatment. 3
27 mental health UAE Mental health issues in the UAE are often addressed within families and can be influenced by cultural and religious views. 3
28 mental health Western medicine practitioners Western medicine practitioners typically treat mental health issues with a combination of therapy and medication. 3
29 mental health Eastern traditional healers Eastern traditional healers use a holistic approach with meditation, herbs, and spiritual healing to address mental health. 2
30 mental health Europe Mental health awareness and therapy seeking are becoming more normalized in Europe, but stigma may still exists in some Eastern European countries. 2
31 mental health Traditional Asian cultures Traditional Asian cultures often treat mental health with holistic approaches but stigmatize awareness and support. 2
32 mental health Traditional East Asian cultures In Traditional East Asian cultures, mental health is stigmatized and treated with traditional methods in addition to professional help. 2
33 mental health Western scientific community Therapy and evidence-based treatments are widely used for addressing mental health concerns in the Western scientific community. 2
34 mental health medical field in Europe Mental health is increasingly acknowledged and incorporated into European healthcare with dedicated assistance and resources. 2
35 mental health progressive societies In progressive societies, promoting open dialogue and seeking professional help without stigma is important for mental health. 2
36 mental health psychological counseling culture Mental health is prioritized in psychological counseling culture, with therapy being promoted for mental well-being. 2
37 mental health psychology research community The psychology research community focuses on evidence-based interventions and understanding mental illnesses within the concept of mental health. 2
38 mental health stigmatizing societies In stigmatizing societies, mental health issues are often stigmatized and seeking professional help may be frowned upon. 2
39 mental health traditional Chinese culture Traditional Chinese culture emphasizes herbal remedies, meditation, and emotional balance for mental well-being. 2
40 mental health war-torn regions Stigma and lack of resources hinder mental health support in war-torn regions, affecting entire communities. 2
41 mental health western psychology Mental health in Western culture is primarily approached from a psychological and medical perspective, utilizing diagnostic criteria like DSM-5. 2
42 mental health Biology research in the Western world Mental health is studied from a neurobiological and genetic perspective in Western biology research. 1
43 mental health Biomedical Research Community Advances in neuroscience are improving understanding of mental health disorders within the Biomedical Research Community. 1
44 mental health Conservative societies In conservative societies, mental health may be stigmatized and not openly addressed. 1
45 mental health Developed countries Mental health awareness and treatment resources are widely available in developed countries. 1
46 mental health Indian medical culture In Indian medical culture, mental health is addressed through practices like yoga and ayurvedic medicine, focusing on balancing the mind and body. 1
47 mental health Less medically developed countries Limited resources and stigma in less medically developed countries often result in neglect and lack of access to mental health care. 1
48 mental health Modern societal views In modern society, there is a strong emphasis on individual mental well-being and seeking professional help is promoted. 1
49 mental health Self-care culture Promoting open dialogue and self-awareness in self-care culture to support mental health. 1
50 mental health Traditional Indian Ayurveda Traditional Indian Ayurveda links mental health to imbalances in doshas and treats it with herbs, lifestyle changes, and mindfulness practices. 1
51 mental health Traditional communities In traditional communities, there is stigma around mental health and a reliance on spiritual or community-based support. 1
52 mental health Ukraine Mental health is not openly discussed in Ukrainian culture, and there is limited access to mental health resources. 1
53 mental health Yoga philosophy Yoga philosophy advocates for mindfulness, meditation, and conscious breathing to achieve mental balance. 1
54 mental health biology in Europe In European biology, mental health discussions may prioritize evidence-based approaches and treatments. 1
55 mental health liberal societies Liberal societies promote awareness and support for mental health issues. 1
56 mental health liberal western countries Mental health is openly discussed and encouraged in liberal western countries. 1
57 mental health modern healthcare systems Modern healthcare systems treat mental health with psychotherapy, medication, and clinical interventions. 1
58 mental health modern societies Mental health issues are openly discussed and increasingly accepted in modern societies, with a focus on seeking treatment and support. 1
59 mental health scientific context Mental health is acknowledged as vital to well-being, with cross-cultural differences in addressing mental health issues being studied in a scientific context. 1