Difference between revisions of "mental health"
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<section begin=navbar />[[health]]: [[mental health|mental]]<section end=navbar /> | <section begin=navbar />[[health]]: [[mental health|mental]]<section end=navbar /> | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
| − | Information about mental health care (MHC), especially local systems for providing MHC services.{{seed}} | + | Information about mental health care (MHC), especially local systems for providing MHC services.{{seed}} |
| + | * Mental health services are generally handled as a type of [[health]] service. | ||
| + | * Depending on severity and nature, mental health issues may be considered a [[disability]], and assistance may be available on that basis. | ||
| + | ===Related Areas=== | ||
| + | * [[psychology]] | ||
===Geographic Areas=== | ===Geographic Areas=== | ||
* [[/US|United States]] | * [[/US|United States]] | ||
** [[/US/NC|North Carolina]] | ** [[/US/NC|North Carolina]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:32, 19 March 2009
Overview
Information about mental health care (MHC), especially local systems for providing MHC services.
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- Mental health services are generally handled as a type of health service.
- Depending on severity and nature, mental health issues may be considered a disability, and assistance may be available on that basis.