Mental Health Reforms

Definition

Mental health reforms refer to changes or improvements made in policies, programs, and resources aimed at addressing mental health issues within society. These reforms may include increased funding for mental health services or implementing new laws related to mental healthcare.

Related terms

Stigma: Negative attitudes or beliefs surrounding mental illness that can lead to discrimination and hinder individuals from seeking help.

Therapy/Counseling: Professional assistance provided by trained individuals aimed at improving mental well-being through verbal communication and supportive techniques.

Substance Abuse Treatment: Programs designed specifically for individuals struggling with addiction disorders caused by substance abuse, often involving counseling and medical interventions if necessary.