Created by: Keegan McKoskey<\/em><\/p>\n Knowing the difference between the levels of mental health helps educate people on the language they use.<\/p>\n\t Created by: Keegan McKoskey<\/em><\/p>\n\t There are four levels of mental health: Mental Health Disorder\/Illness, a Mental Health Condition, Mental Distress and No Distress, Problem, or Disorder.<\/p>\n A Mental Health Disorder\/Illness refers to a clinically diagnosed illness by a professional health care provider. Examples could be: Depression, Panic Disorder, or Bipolar Disorder.<\/p>\n A Mental Health Condition refers to a reaction we may have to a life challenge. These are not Mental Health Disorders as they do not require a diagnosis or medical treatment. Examples could be: moving to a new country, losing a loved one or going through a divorce.<\/p>\n Mental Distress is the common response to the stressors of everyday life. It is a normal feeling that is expected and happens to everyone. 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