How Do Other Countries Deal With Mental Health?

Mental health disorders are the second leading cause of disease burden around the world. It's interesting to learn how different countries are managing it.

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How Do Other Countries Deal With Mental Health? Globally, mental health disorders have been found to be the second leading cause of disease burden in terms of "years lived with disability."   Different cultures have different practices that influence their approach to mental health care. Some of these practices may be beneficial, while others may be harmful or ineffective.   Here's a look at some country-specific mental health cultural practices. READ NOW Mental Illness Doesn't Discriminate, and Neither Should We READ NOW Why Health Literacy Matters—We Don't Know What We Don't Know READ NOW THERAPY The Power of 'Cuento': Healing Through Storytelling READ NOW How Awareness of Epigenetics and Generational Trauma Can Inform Therapy READ NOW Is a Non-Culturally Safe Therapist Better Than No Therapist? READ NOW MINORITY MENTAL HEALTH MONTH Mental Health Effects of Racism on Indigenous Communities READ NOW Why Weaponized Incompetence Hurts Your Relationship READ NOW Why Sexual Aftercare Is So Important and How to Practice It READ NOW

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