concept   having nervous breakdown
culture   Eastern countries
statement   In Eastern countries, mental health issues, including nervous breakdowns, may be stigmatized and kept private due to societal pressures and emphasis on composure.
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1 have nervous breakdown Eastern countries May be considered a personal weakness or failure, leading to social stigma and shame. 1
2 have nervous breakdown Eastern countries Viewed with less openness and may carry stigma, leading individuals to keep it private within the family 1
3 have nervous breakdown Eastern countries In Japan, the concept of having a nervous breakdown may not be openly discussed due to the emphasis on stoicism and maintaining composure in public. 1
4 have nervous breakdown Eastern countries Considered a private matter and often not openly discussed, with emphasis on maintaining composure in public 1
5 having nervous breakdown Eastern countries There may be a stigma associated with mental health issues, and seeking professional help may be less common due to societal pressures. 1
6 having nervous breakdown Eastern culture Discussions around mental health issues are still taboo and seeking professional help may be stigmatized 1