Mental Health Risks
Mental Health Risks refer to factors or circumstances that can negatively impact a person's mental well-being and increase the likelihood of developing mental health disorders or conditions. These risks can include but are not limited to stress, trauma, substance abuse, genetics, environmental factors, and societal pressures. Managing and addressing these risks is crucial in promoting mental wellness and preventing the onset of mental health issues.
External Links
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