During the mental health movement in the 19th century it was thought that mental illness stemmed from violations of physical, mental and moral laws. This was known as the community mental health movement.

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The belief that mental illness stemmed from violations of physical, mental, and moral laws was a part of the moral treatment movement in the 19th century, not the community mental health movement, which began in the mid-20th century focusing on deinstitutionalization and community-based care.

During the Mental Health Movement in the 19th Century It