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	Many of us will suffer from mental health problems during our lifetime, often these are temporary problems, due to anxiety, grief or job loss and do not necessarily lead to serious mental illness. However, <strong>being mentally unhealthy limits our potential </strong>as human beings and may lead to more serious problems. Mental health disorders range from depressive and anxiety disorders, to less <strong>common illnesses such as schizophrenia</strong> and bipolar disorder. &nbsp;Since the mid-1980s, service providers and service users have moved away from a purely medical model often relying on long term hospitalisation towards a holistic model which recognises that many of us will experience <strong>mental ill health </strong>during our lifetime and that social and professional exclusion is damaging to the person, the community and the society.&nbsp;</p>
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