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Re:Poor mental health at work 'widespread' by DanBC on Tuesday September 11, 2018 @07:49AM (#17958808)
> treating it exclusively as basically chemical imbalances within individual bodies

Dunno where you live but over here we stopped doing that fucking years ago. This is why things like IAPT (Improved access to psychotherapy, a short course of normally cognitive behavioural therapy) has been the recommended frontline treatment for many mild to moderate mental ill health problems for years. In the UK psychologists are important members of multidisciplinary teams, and psychological therapies are strongly recommended in NICE guidance for a wide range of problems.

Re:Poor mental health at work 'widespread' by FrojoS on Tuesday September 11, 2018 @08:05AM (#17958928)
I think the parent was hinting at a culture that leads to depression, e.g. due to high pressure to show economic success.