We also have to be wary of the fact in a number of situations for a lot of people their mental disorders may be being negatively reinforced by unhealthy social

We also have to be wary of the fact in a number of situations for a lot of people their mental disorders may be being negatively reinforced by unhealthy social relationships or physical limitations. I know you used the "many cases" as a caveat, and appreciate the angle you're taking in making the point, but the notion that "an environment of disconnection breeds more mental illness" wont be the case for a lot of sufferers, and we shouldn't be leading the discussion down an avenue where if someone doesn't have those support networks, ability to get the benefit from exercise or has screwy personal relationships they feel as if that's a personal failure. (i.e. it'd be helpful if we normalised all avenues)