“Religious ideas are undoubtedly subject to the same interpretation through the different levels of mental health as other values or ‘myths’… In fact, all the great world religions seem to be constructed in a brilliant way, as if they were designed to serve people at every level of mental health, in accordance with their capacity […]
Mental Health Continuum
The mental health criteria do not divide people into the mentally healthy and the mentally ill, but into those with lower and higher levels of mental health. In other words, mental health is a variable according to which different individuals exhibit to different degrees the qualities represented by these criteria. According to this scale of mental health, the so-called average person, whom we tend to look to as a standard of normality, is just statistically average.
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26.10.2011
The Mental Health of Organizations
Not only individuals have different levels of mental health; organizations do as well. This is very important to know for a certain type of people who have difficulty adapting to the environment in which they work. Individuals with higher levels of mental health cannot adapt to a work environment if it has a lower level […]
01.12.2010
Robin Skynner: The Mental Health Continuum
“Show me a normal person, and I will cure him.”¹ “The normal person is an ideal goal for failures—for all those who fall below the general level of adaptability.”¹ C. G. Jung Pain Is Not Illness One of the most misguided beliefs about psychotherapy is that turning to a psychotherapist for help means that you […]
