Much of what is labeled mental illness simply reflects our

Summary

society's inability to cope with the complexities and diversity of human emotions and experiences. Mental illness is often a response to trauma, social pressure, or environmental factors that are rooted in larger societal issues such as inequality, discrimination, and stigma. Labelling individuals as mentally ill can mask the underlying systemic problems that contribute to their struggles, which should be addressed collectively. Understanding this helps to challenge the stigmatization and foster a compassionate approach towards mental health issues, emphasizing the need for systemic change rather than solely focusing on individual interventions.

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