It is not always possible to tell if a person has a mental illness. There are some mental illnesses that may not show symptoms at all times. But if you see a person talking to someone who isn't there (and you know they're not talking to God!) that is one possible indication. One mental illness, Bipolar disorder, can result in extreme mood swings, sometimes within a very short time, from extremely happy and energetic to extremely depressed and suicidal, all in one day, and sometimes within hours or even minutes for some. Some more signs of mental illness might be if a person talks about illogical things, like perhaps something like "I'm being contacted by aliens because of my involvement in the death of J.F. Kennedy." This is called a delusion, and many mentally ill people have them. The delusions aren't always THAT strange. One mentally ill person I met had a delusion that her therapist had children, and the therapist told me she did not. But the lady was convinced. I know of a person who was mentally ill who would say that Jesus told her stuff, such as that her children had done some bad thing or other, and she truly believed Jesus told her that they did, and the children had not done those things at all. These are just some examples of what delusional thinking is like. Another thing some mentally ill people experience are hallucinations, where they "see" things that are not there. But hallucinations can also be caused by conditions other than mental illness, so it isn't always an indication that the person is mentally ill.
This does not mean they have mental issues in all cases. All I know is that this person feels very strongly about their point of view.
I am not mental. I however do know a few people that you can consider mental.
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If you feel they truly care about you they have love for you. Your health and well being, this can include your physical, mental, emotional and/or spiritual health.
wel i know who she is because that is my name and everyone makes fun of me she was a nasty gross person that had a mental problem and died by a horse .
It depends on how you are doing it. If you just want to be somebody else for a little while and you know it, then no. There is a mental disorder called Multiple Personality Disorder, and it is where the person actually has split personalities and is being more than one person, but they don't know that. So it depends on if you know it or not, and what you are doing.
Alzheimer's disease is a mental disease. It destroys a person's memory and mental functions.
It is difficult to determine who the "madest" person alive is, as mental health can vary greatly among individuals. It is important to approach the topic of mental health with empathy and understanding rather than labeling someone as the "madest" person.
Disabled, or for a person with a mental disability, you can use the term "mentally challenged."
_____ is a psychological tool in which a person creates a detailed mental picture of an event.
Not always. Some individuals may have insight into their condition and recognize their thoughts or behaviors as abnormal. Others may lack awareness due to their condition, making it challenging for them to perceive themselves as "crazy."