Psychoeducation in psychiatry refers to an approach in which mental health professionals provide patients and their families with information and knowledge about their mental health condition and treatment options. The goal of psychoeducation is to help patients and their families better understand the nature of the mental health condition, reduce stigma and shame associated with mental illness, and promote self-management skills.

Nature of the illness: Educating patients and families about the symptoms and causes of the mental health condition can help them better understand their experience and provide a sense of control.

Psychoeducation can be an integral part of the overall treatment plan for mental health conditions, and may be provided by a variety of mental health professionals, such as psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, or nurses. By providing patients and families with accurate and reliable information about mental health conditions and treatment.