It also must be widely accessible so there is minimal effort necessary to get help if you suspect you need it. When mental health is not accessible (reasons va

It also must be widely accessible so there is minimal effort necessary to get help if you suspect you need it. When mental health is not accessible (reasons vary from country to country - in some it's merely a stigma, but in some it can have legal consequences[1], and in some it's simply financially prohibitive) there no surprise folks tend hit a joint, or swig from a bottle, rather than visit a doctor's office. [1] Like a difficulty to obtain or renew a driver license with a medical history of having a diagnosed mental disorder (even if it formally shouldn't be an issue). Which is why I'd even argue for ability to seek help anonymously (if desired so) as a potential requirement. Should help with any stigmas just as well.