It can be stated that in the early 21st century psychiatry has moved beyond psychiatric institutions and has been introduced in health care organizations hospitals, various medical centers, university hospitals. This trend of the development of psychiatry is the result of pathomorphism of both somatic and mental disorders, the development of diagnostic and therapeutic means of medical science, modern human “stressful” being, environmental changes, etc. In this regard, the mental health of the entire population formally considered as healthy, has attracted much attention [3,5,7-9,12,15,36].

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