Mental Health Disorders and Problems

1 Mental Health is an online encyclopedia of mental health information. 1 Mental Health provides comprehensive, trustworthy information about mental health conditions and related disorders.

People benefiting from 1 Mental Health

1 mental health site is for anyone who has interest in mental health. It may include mental health professionals, patients who want to learn more about their illness, friends and families of patients, mental health support groups, students, members of the general public who want to learn more about mental health, etc.

Disorders related to Mental Health

1 Mental Health is having various common and uncommon mental disorders with their authoritative descriptions along with their diagnosis, treatment and research findings.

You can browse the disorders and their information by clicking the links in the left side of the page. Check out the these links for an alphabetical listing of topics covered in 1MentalHealth's easy-to-read articles.

Maintaining a balance between life and Mental Well being

Almost one in four of us has some sort of mental health problem at some time in their lives. This means there are many millions of people across the world who are either encountering mental problems themselves or know someone else who is experiencing them. The burden of mental illness on health and productivity in the United States and throughout the world has long been profoundly underestimated. Data recovered from an study, conducted by the World Health Organization and the World Bank reveal that mental illness, including suicide, ranks second in the burden of disease in established market economies, such as the United States. Almost more than half of all people with diagnosable mental disorders do not seek treatment.

Famous people who have or had mental illness

• Ludwig Von Beethoven, Winston Churchill, Paul Gauguin, King George III, Johan Goethe, Ernest Hemingway, Victor Hugo,

• Thomas Jefferson, John Keats, Abraham Lincoln, Michelangelo, Kurt Cobain, Charles Darwin, Emily Dickenson,

• Thomas Edison, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Betty Ford, Hans Christian Anderson, Florence Nightingale, King Saul, Robert Louis Stevenson, Sir Isaac Newton