Most mental health problems will have a range of contributing factors that will vary from person to person. These may include an inherited vulnerability to certain problems, upsetting personal events in an individual’s past or present such as family or marriage breakdown, specific stress in a person’s life at any given time, anxiety over a specific issue and the person’s own circumstances and personality.
Stress is also considered to often contribute to mental health problems. Sometimes a particular stress, such as loosing a job or marriage breakdown or an accumulation of stresses may be the main cause. Or other factors may be more important and the stress simply acts as a trigger that is the last issue in a long line of events that leads to a personal breakdown.
ASD, is another problem that is relatively common in children and adults.
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