Journal of Preventive Medicine

Mental Illness Prevention by promoting mental health and preventing mental illness, we can expand the quantity of individuals who appreciate great emotional well-being and diminish, to the best degree conceivable, the quantity of individuals whose psychological well-being is poor, who experience the side effects of emotional wellness issues or sicknesses, or who kick the bucket by suicide.Addressing mental health and mental illness as everyday issues will contribute to achieving broader goals such as increasing employ-ability, improving physical health across the lifespan, helping people to do better in school, and reducing crime.The best results for mental health promotion, mental illness prevention, and suicide prevention have been achieved by initiatives that target specific groups.

Increase awareness about how to promote mental health, prevent mental illness and suicide wherever possible, and reduce stigma.Increase the capacity of families, caregivers, schools, post-secondary institutions and community organizations to promote the mental health of infants, children, and youth, prevent mental illness and suicide wherever possible, and intervene early when problems first emerge.

some individuals have a genetic predisposition for mental illness. Damage from exposure to alcohol, illegal drugs, and tobacco, low birth weight, brain injury or oxygen deprivation, infection, poor nutrition, or exposure to toxins in the environment may negatively affect the development of the fetus and newborn contributing to the onset of mental disorders.

Related Journals of Mental Illness Prevention

Journal of Nursing & Care, Journal of Psychiatry,Journal of Pharmaceutical Care & Health Systems, Mental Illness, Developmental Psycho biology, British Journal of Developmental Psychology, Cognitive Neuropsychology, American Journal of Preventive Medicine.