Mental Health Continuum

The mental health continuum represents the range of mental health states experienced by individuals. It acknowledges that mental health exists on a spectrum, ranging from optimal well-being to varying levels of distress. This continuum includes optimal mental well-being, mild stress or distress, moderate mental health challenges, and severe mental illness. By understanding this continuum, we can promote early intervention, reduce stigma, and provide appropriate support for individuals at different points along the spectrum.

Psychosis is a complex mental health condition that profoundly impacts individuals and their lives. This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the basis of psychosis, offering valuable insights into its definition, causes, symptoms, and treatment approaches.