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World Health Organization Mental Health Statistics

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World Health Organization Mental Health Statistics

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In this infographic, population-wide interventions for mental health are encouraged. It shows how the burden around mental health disease is acknowledged and that they want to provide information to mitigate the burden

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These sources highlight the prevention of certain mental illness but not others and the methods to managing that. This is especially noted in populations that have less access to resources, such as low SES communities, in which these conditions are amplified. Certain demographics such as working women are also identified for greater mental health risk.

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These illustrations showcase a number of ways that people practice mental health care. These are also known as self care and is important to managing one's routines that can be positive to managing mental health.

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This infographic encourages others to look for signs of poor mental health states in their peers or even in themselves. This ranges from the verbal expression to their mood to their behaviors. It is important to have these discussions to recognize what mental health is.

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The burden of disease of depressive orders is high and is rapidly increasing. There was more regional variation in burden for major depressive disorder than for dysthymia; with higher estimates in females, and adults of working age. Depressive disorders are a global health priority but also that it is important to understand variations in burden by disorder, country, region, age, sex, and year when setting global health objectives.

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The stigma around mental health is a large contributing factor as to why many people still struggle to find help to cope. It is a big reason why the disease burden hasn't been lifted. Especially in certain cultures, mental health is treated as an excuse leading to more difficulty in attempting to get help for their mental health issues, or simply even discussing it.

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Global population with mental health and substance use disorder

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Global population with mental health and substance use disorder

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Those around the globe have varying substance abuse. Generally in the East, with the exception of the Oceanic countries, have lower substance usage in comparison to the West. This shows that those in these countries are predisposed to cultures and lifestyles that make it more common to develop a mental health disorder or substance abuse issue.