Different cultures have special ways of looking at mental health problems. These views are shaped by their beliefs and values. Let’s break it down:

1. Cultural Context:

   • What mental health issues are can change a lot from one culture to another.
   • Some behaviors might be considered problems in certain cultures, but completely normal in others.

2. Classification Systems:

   • Two main systems used are the DSM (which focuses on mental disorders) and ICD (which looks at all kinds of illnesses). These systems might define disorders in different ways.
   • In some cultures, they think about mental health using spiritual or social ideas.

By learning about these differences, we can better understand mental health around the world!