Psychiatry
Pronunciation: /saɪˈkaɪətriː/
Psychiatry (noun)
- A branch of medicine that studies and treats mental health problems, using talking, medicines, and other professional methods.
- The work done by trained doctors and teams who assess mental conditions and plan care for patients.
Examples
- Psychiatry helps people manage serious mental health problems.
- Many patients seek psychiatry when stress affects daily life.