A Response to Rødgaard et al.’s Meta-analysis & Others
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Mental Health A to Z for Mental Health Month.
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Just like physical health, mental health is not a passive process, it is dynamic and lifelong. A diagnosis itself is not the answer to mental health; it is a “tool” to facilitate change and connection.
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Although we may understand that no two minds work in exactly the same way, we may not often stop and think about how this influences each person’s unique experience and health.
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As we contribute and make connections, we become more ourselves and also open up new contributions in others.
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