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 Environmental factors influence mental health Having poor mental health is likely the result of several circumstances. These factors play a role in genetics, personal history, nutrition, and lifestyle. However, while attempting to dissect the reasons for our difficulties with mental health, many of us forget to consider one of the most critical variables of all: the environment in which we spend our lives daily. When attempting to treat any mental health condition, it is essential to consider the setting in which the patient lives and works since this is part of the larger context of their existence. A competent counsellor is aware of this fact. If you’re confused about whether or not the things in your surroundings have an impact mental health, let’s go through a few instances very quickly: Physical factors Physical environmental factors are referred to as ‘hard’ factors since they are produced by ecological items such as noise, heat, toxins, etc. They are often associated with s...