mental health

noun

/ˌmentl ˈhelθ/

[uncountable]

the state of health of somebody's mind心理健康
- Volunteering can also improve your mental health and help you live longer. 志愿服务还可以改善心理健康，让你更长寿。
- She called for more honest conversations about mental health.她呼吁就心理健康问题进行更诚实的对话。
- Many of us struggle with our mental health.我们中的许多人都在与心理健康作斗争。
- It's important to tackle the causes of stress and poor mental health early on.尽早解决压力和心理健康状况不佳的原因非常重要。
- to have mental health issues/problems有心理健康问题
- There is often a stigma attached to mental health issues.心理健康问题常常带有耻辱感。
Which Word? Talking about mental health
Talking about mental health
- Do not use the words mad or crazy to describe somebody who has a mental illness. You can say that somebody has a mental illness, has mental health issues/problems or is mentally ill:
  I have experienced mental health issues since the age of 14.我从 14 岁起就经历了心理健康问题。
  The pressure made her mentally ill.压力让她患上了精神病。
  If you can, it is best to be specific about what somebody's condition is rather than use general terms:
  I have an anxiety disorder.我患有焦虑症。
  He had a psychotic episode.他有过一次精神病发作。
- Disturbed can be used to describe somebody who has problems with mental health because of very unhappy or unpleasant experiences:
  He works with emotionally disturbed children.他从事跟精神异常儿童有关的工作。
- Insane is a formal or old-fashioned term used in the past to describe somebody with a serious mental illness. It can now be offensive, although it still has a technical use in law meaning that somebody is not able to understand that their own actions are wrong or not able to understand a trial process:
  The question is, was the man insane when he committed the crime?问题在于这男人犯罪时是否处于精神失常状态？
Topics Mental healthb2
the system for treating people with mental health problems心理卫生；精神卫生
- The government has announced £600 million extra funding for mental health.政府宣布为精神卫生额外提供 6 亿英镑的资金。
- The demand for mental health services rose after the financial crisis.金融危机后，对心理健康服务的需求上升。
Topics Mental healthb2

单词	mental-health
释义	mental health noun /ˌmentl ˈhelθ/ /ˌmentl ˈhelθ/ [uncountable] the state of health of somebody's mind心理健康 Volunteering can also improve your mental health and help you live longer. 志愿服务还可以改善心理健康，让你更长寿。 She called for more honest conversations about mental health.她呼吁就心理健康问题进行更诚实的对话。 Many of us struggle with our mental health.我们中的许多人都在与心理健康作斗争。 It's important to tackle the causes of stress and poor mental health early on.尽早解决压力和心理健康状况不佳的原因非常重要。 to have mental health issues/problems有心理健康问题 There is often a stigma attached to mental health issues.心理健康问题常常带有耻辱感。 Which Word? Talking about mental healthTalking about mental health Do not use the words mad or crazy to describe somebody who has a mental illness. You can say that somebody has a mental illness, has mental health issues/problems or is mentally ill: I have experienced mental health issues since the age of 14.我从 14 岁起就经历了心理健康问题。 The pressure made her mentally ill.压力让她患上了精神病。 If you can, it is best to be specific about what somebody's condition is rather than use general terms: I have an anxiety disorder.我患有焦虑症。 He had a psychotic episode.他有过一次精神病发作。 Disturbed can be used to describe somebody who has problems with mental health because of very unhappy or unpleasant experiences: He works with emotionally disturbed children.他从事跟精神异常儿童有关的工作。 Insane is a formal or old-fashioned term used in the past to describe somebody with a serious mental illness. It can now be offensive, although it still has a technical use in law meaning that somebody is not able to understand that their own actions are wrong or not able to understand a trial process: The question is, was the man insane when he committed the crime?问题在于这男人犯罪时是否处于精神失常状态？ Topics Mental healthb2 the system for treating people with mental health problems心理卫生；精神卫生 The government has announced £600 million extra funding for mental health.政府宣布为精神卫生额外提供 6 亿英镑的资金。 The demand for mental health services rose after the financial crisis.金融危机后，对心理健康服务的需求上升。 Topics Mental healthb2
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