| It would appear that at some point after
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| | to be expected in almost every
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| World War I, real mental health became
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| | post-modern human being. Reasonable
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| something of a luxury. The absence of any
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| | mental health will, therefore, have to be
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| real mental disease like schizophrenia or
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| | defined by the lack of gross disorders. A
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| dementia certainly is not an indicator of
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| | good standard for judging this would be
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| complete mental health any longer. The
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| | the one apparently employed by health
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| boom in knowledge of human psychology
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| | insurance companies, who are reluctant to
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| that began in the 1960s has made that
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| | pay for mental disorders that do not
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| eminently clear.
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| | result in complete breakdown of normal
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| Truthfully speaking, even basic
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| | life for the individual.
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| functionality can no longer be
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| | The diseases that indicate a major
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| automatically assumed for a human being
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| | disruption in mental health would today
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| living in the present age. There are an
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| | include Bipolar Disorder, Schizophrenia,
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| unprecedented number of Americans and
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| | or a major depressive disorder. Further
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| Europeans undertaking psychotherapy today
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| | mental disorders that may or may not be
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| - what started off as a fad now seems to
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| | considered as mere a lack of fine tuning
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| have become a necessity of daily living.
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| | by authorities may include
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| The pressures of the rat race are
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| | obsessive-compulsive disorders, alcohol
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| overwhelming. The number of situations
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| | or drug addiction, or stress-induced
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| and triggers for mental disorders has
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| | nervous breakdown.
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| multiplied significantly. The stress
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| | Mental health in the twenty-first century
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| levels are extremely high.
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| | means a reasonable quality of life and
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| We are, therefore, reduced to defining
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| | functionality in individuals, despite the
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| acceptable mental health in very broad
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| | overwhelming odds against them.
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| terms. A certain degree of aberration is
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