This essay explore the meaning of mental health problems as it affects clients and significant others in their lives (care experiences gained with clients). In doing so the relevant bio-psycho-social forces which impact upon and influences the individual in the pursuit and fulfilment of leading normal life will be examined. Biological Psychiatry fosters scientific research and education to raise the level of knowledge and comprehension in the field of psychiatry. In modern psychiatry the humanitarian …
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